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Pediatric Prescription Analysis

Exam Questions

1. The average lens
    A. Will undergo a 20 diopter change in power
    B. Is critical to the refractive development of the eye
    C. Will change in curvature from infancy through childhood
    D. All the above
2. A plus lens prescribed for a child may suggest
    A. Presbyopia
    B. Hyperopia
    C. A and B
    D. 20/20 vision
3. Compliance means
    A. The parents use of discipline
    B. A child's refusal to wear glasses
    C. A child wearing glasses, as prescribed
    D. A and C
4. The sensitive period for visual development is
    A. Birth to age 3
    B. Birth to age 7
    C. After visual maturity
    D. 6 weeks of age
5. When vision problems are detected and treated early
    A. Depth perception can develop normally
    B. Binocular vision can develop normally
    C. Visual dysfunction can be minimized
    D. All the above
6. Which statement is untrue
    A. Refractive errors occur in 15-30% of adults
    B. Young children with mild symmetric refractive errors are seldom prescribed glasses
    C. Glasses can be prescribed for young children to prevent amblyopia
    D. Children are usually prescribed glasses for full-time use
7. Full-term babies tend to be
    A. Farsighted
    B. More farsighted than preemies
    C. Astigmatic
    D. All the above
8. Which statement is not true
    A. Astigmatism may still be present in large amounts by age 18 months
    B. Astigmatism may still be present in large amount by age 3 years.
    C. Anisometropia may suggest amblyopia
    D. No statements are untrue
9. Strabismus can begin
    A. If Amblyopia goes untreated
    B. Is present in about 14% of the population
    C. Is the second most commonly occurring eye abnormality in children
    D. B and C
10. Which statement is untrue
    A. Strabismus cannot be outgrown
    B. Strabismus can be cured if detected early
    C. Exotropes are usually prescribed plus lenses
    D. It is normal for a newborn's eyes to cross
11. A common treatment for accommodative esotropia is
    A. Bifocals
    B. Over-plussing
    C. A and B
    D. Minus Rx's
12. Which statement is incorrect?
    A. Amblyopia results from poor visual stimulation
    B. Amblyopia Is responsible for more vision loss in children than any ocular disease.
    C. Amblyopia often has no outward symptom
    D. Only surgery can restore vision loss due to amblyopia
13. Treatment for amblyopia includes
    A. Visual degradation
    B. Patching
    C. Vision therapy
    D. All the above
14. Toddlers most common vision conditions are
    A. Strabismus and amblyopia
    B. Hyperopia
    C. B and C
    D. Cataracts
15. The leading cause of vision impairment in children is
    A. Congenital cataracts
    B. Injury
    C. Ocular disease
    D. Strabismus
16. Which statement is true
    A. ROP mostly affects full-term infants
    B. The suspected cause of ROP is lack of visual stimulation
    C. Nystagmus can be associated with other conditions
    D. Nystagmus often develops at the time of visual maturity
17. The parents are important
    A. For payment
    B. In understanding how and why glasses are prescribed
    C. In obtaining compliance
    D. B and C
18. The reason it is important for the dispenser to communicate with the parents is
    A. To obtain valuable insight into how and why the glasses are prescribed
    B. To gain compliance and have the child wear the glasses as prescribed
    C. To allow the dispenser to more accurately analyze the Rx. presented
    D. All the above
19. Which is untrue
    A. The difference of ¼ diopter power is less important than initiating treatement
    B. Lazy eye is a common name for strabismus
    C. Misinformation may cause parents to delay or deny treatment
    D. All the above
20. Rx analysis is important to
    A. Making the eyewear sale
    B. Obtaining compliance
    C. Taking accurate facial measurements
    D. All the above

Evaluation Questions

21. In questions 21-25 please rate the effectiveness of how well each course met the stated learning objectives: Met the stated learning objectives?
    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
22. Related to your practice needs?
    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
23. Will help you improve patient care?
    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
24. Avoided commercial bias/influence?
    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
25. How would you rate the overall quality of the material presented?
    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
26. Would you like to receive an Ohio Certificate in addition to ABO?
    A. Yes
    B. No
 
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