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Certified Paraoptometric Coder
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Answer 49 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Iris
controls the size of the pupil
learning-related vision problems
astigmatism
opening to the inner eye
2. Cornea
amblyopia
controls the size of the pupil
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
presbyopia
3. Shadow images that are seen moving in field of vision caused by particles floating in fluid that fills inside of eye
floaters & spots
computer vision syndrome
transmits information to brain
ocular hypertension
4. Sty
crossed eyes
hordeolum
contains cells that detect light
subconjunctival hemorrhage
5. Inflammation of the eyelids
retinoblastoma
astigmatism
farsightedness
blepharitis
6. Nearsightedness
retinal detachment
myopia
hyperopia
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
7. Abnormal growth of tissue on the conjunctiva
ocular migraine
macular degeneration
strabismus
pterygium
8. Inability to distinguish certain shades of colors
computer vision syndrome
ocular allergies
lazy eye
color vision deficiencty
9. Inflammation of one or more layers of the uvea
conjunctivitis
retinoblastoma
uveitis
transmits information to brain
10. Age-related vision condition in which there is a gradual loss of eye's ability to focus on near objects
presbyopia
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
uveitis
corneal abrasion
11. Crossed eyes
hordeolum
pterygium
strabismus
amblyopia
12. Group of disorders leading to progressive damage to optic nerve. characterized by loss of nerve tissue resulting in loss of vision
focuses image of object onto retina
glaucoma
contains cells that detect light
lazy eye
13. Vision condition in which eyes make repetitive uncontrolled movements
keratitis
uve
nystagmus
sty
14. Eye coordination problem in which eyes have a tendency to drift outward when reading or doing close work
lazy eye
convergence insufficiency
diabetic retinopathy
contains cells that detect light
15. Abnormal growth of tissue on the conjunctiva
floaters & spots
pinquecula
hordeolum
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
16. Eye disorder causing progressive thinning and bulging of cornea
amblyopia
keratoconus
controls the size of the pupil
myopia
17. Group of inherited disorders of the retina which cause poor night vision and progressive loss of side vision
hyperopia
macular degeneration
retinitis pigmentosa
learning-related vision problems
18. Vision condition in which distant objects are usually seen clearly but close objects do not come into proper focus
farsightedness
corneal abrasion
myopia
acanthamoeba keratitis
19. Loss or lack of development of clear vision in just one eye
crossed eyes
lazy eye
strabismus
ocular hypertension
20. Accumulation of blood underneath the conjunctiva
subconjunctival hemorrhage
center of light sensitive retina
convergence insufficiency
amblyopia
21. Cloudy or opaque area in the normally clear lens of the eye
focuses image of object onto retina
opening to the inner eye
controls the size of the pupil
cataract
22. Water-borne infection usually caught through poor contact lens hygiene
dry eye
strabismus
acanthamoeba keratitis
ptosis
23. Inflammation or infection of cornea
cataract
keratitis
pinquecula
amblyopia
24. Condition occurring in diabetic patients which causes progressive damage to retina
subconjunctival hemorrhage
diabetic retinopathy
farsightedness
cataract
25. Retina
nystagmus
corneal abrasion
contains cells that detect light
ocular allergies
26. Rare type of eye cancer occurring in young children that develops in the retina
controls shape of eye
center of light sensitive retina
retinoblastoma
presbyopia
27. Slowly developing lump that forms due to blockage and swelling of oil gland in eyelid
blepharitis
center of light sensitive retina
chalazion
hordeolum
28. Pupil
blepharitis
amblyopia
color vision deficiencty
opening to the inner eye
29. Increase in pressure inside eye
hordeolum
keratitis
ocular hypertension
hyperopia
30. Group of eye and vision-related problems that result from prolonged computer use
corneal abrasion
opening to the inner eye
computer vision syndrome
astigmatism
31. Condition in which there are insufficient tears to lubricate and nourish the eye
retinal detachment
dry eye
strabismus
farsightedness
32. Farsightedness
hyperopia
learning-related vision problems
uve
astigmatism
33. Cut or scratch on cornea
keratitis
corneal abrasion
pterygium
ocular hypertension
34. Eye disease affecting macula - causing loss of central vision
lazy eye
presbyopia
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
macular degeneration
35. Lazy eye
amblyopia
retinitis pigmentosa
ocular migraine
sty
36. Tearing or separation of retina from underlying tissue
opening to the inner eye
center of light sensitive retina
retinal detachment
ocular hypertension
37. Vision disorders that interfere with reading and learning
contains cells that detect light
learning-related vision problems
retinoblastoma
presbyopia
38. Type of severe headache accompanied by various visual symptoms
glaucoma
pterygium
cataract
ocular migraine
39. Macula
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
corneal abrasion
macular degeneration
center of light sensitive retina
40. Lens
focuses image of object onto retina
crossed eyes
outermost transparent layer of eye - begins focusing process
hyperopia
41. Infection of an oil gland in the eyelid
conjunctivitis
sty
convergence insufficiency
acanthamoeba keratitis
42. Condition in which both eyes do not look at the same place at the same time
retinitis pigmentosa
crossed eyes
keratoconus
presbyopia
43. Abnormal response of sensitive eyes to contact with allergens
ptosis
opening to the inner eye
lazy eye
ocular allergies
44. Ciliary muscle
controls shape of eye
pinquecula
macular degeneration
focuses image of object onto retina
45. Optic nerve
dry eye
keratoconus
transmits information to brain
uveitis
46. Inflammation or infection of conjunctiva
retinoblastoma
ptosis
glaucoma
conjunctivitis
47. Vision condition that causes blurred vision due to irregular shape of cornea
retinal detachment
astigmatism
chalazion
amblyopia
48. Vascular layer of the eye; contains the iris and ciliary body and choroid
center of light sensitive retina
uve
ocular hypertension
corneal abrasion
49. Drooping of upper eyelid
chalazion
glaucoma
ptosis
retinoblastoma