NSG 316: Topic 7 Exam
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
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Glaucoma - CORRECT ANSWER-increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina
and optic nerve with loss of vision
macular degeneration - CORRECT ANSWER-breakdown of cells in the macula of retina; loss of
central vision (most common cause of blindness)
Asian Palpebral fissures - CORRECT ANSWER-narrowed fissures (inward slant)
Eyes Subjective Data - CORRECT ANSWER-- vision difficulty
- pain
- strabismus, diplopia
- watering, discharge
- Hx of ocular problems
- Glaucoma
- Glasses or contacts
, - Self-care
strabusmus - CORRECT ANSWER-eye do not track together (do not look in the same direction) in
children, cause by weakness in the eye muscles
diplopia - CORRECT ANSWER-double vision
Snellen Alphabet chart - CORRECT ANSWER-the most commonly used and accurate measure of
visual accuity
Snellen chart distance - CORRECT ANSWER-20 feet
testing near vision - CORRECT ANSWER-Jaeger Card 14 inches from the eye
Confrontation Test - CORRECT ANSWER-tests peripheral vision (bringing finger in from the side
until the client sees it; it should be seen as the same time as the individual performing the
exam)
Normal Confrontation Test Results - CORRECT ANSWER-50 degrees upward, 90 degrees
temporal, 70 degrees down, and 60 degrees nasal
African American Eyeballs - CORRECT ANSWER-have slight protrusion of eyeball beyond
supraorbital ridge
Normal Conjunctive and Sclera - CORRECT ANSWER-Clear conjunctivae, pink lower lids, and
white sclera
African American Sclera - CORRECT ANSWER-- occasionally are grey-blue or darker color
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS [LATEST
2026-2027
Glaucoma - CORRECT ANSWER-increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina
and optic nerve with loss of vision
macular degeneration - CORRECT ANSWER-breakdown of cells in the macula of retina; loss of
central vision (most common cause of blindness)
Asian Palpebral fissures - CORRECT ANSWER-narrowed fissures (inward slant)
Eyes Subjective Data - CORRECT ANSWER-- vision difficulty
- pain
- strabismus, diplopia
- watering, discharge
- Hx of ocular problems
- Glaucoma
- Glasses or contacts
, - Self-care
strabusmus - CORRECT ANSWER-eye do not track together (do not look in the same direction) in
children, cause by weakness in the eye muscles
diplopia - CORRECT ANSWER-double vision
Snellen Alphabet chart - CORRECT ANSWER-the most commonly used and accurate measure of
visual accuity
Snellen chart distance - CORRECT ANSWER-20 feet
testing near vision - CORRECT ANSWER-Jaeger Card 14 inches from the eye
Confrontation Test - CORRECT ANSWER-tests peripheral vision (bringing finger in from the side
until the client sees it; it should be seen as the same time as the individual performing the
exam)
Normal Confrontation Test Results - CORRECT ANSWER-50 degrees upward, 90 degrees
temporal, 70 degrees down, and 60 degrees nasal
African American Eyeballs - CORRECT ANSWER-have slight protrusion of eyeball beyond
supraorbital ridge
Normal Conjunctive and Sclera - CORRECT ANSWER-Clear conjunctivae, pink lower lids, and
white sclera
African American Sclera - CORRECT ANSWER-- occasionally are grey-blue or darker color
