CPO PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS
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What is increasingly viewed as the most promising tool for improving the overall
quality, safety, and efficiency of the healthy delivery system? - ANSWER ✔ HIT
(Health information technology)
What is the importance of HIT? What will it accomplish? - ANSWER ✔ -improve
health care quality
-prevent medical errors
-reduce health care costs
0increase administrative efficiencies
-decrease paperwork
-expand access to affordable care
Quality Measures - ANSWER ✔ tools that help us measure of quantify health care
processes, outcomes, patient perceptions, and organizational structure and/or
systems that are associated with the ability to provide high-quality health care
Goals include:
effective, safe, efficient, patient-centered, equitable, and timely care
How many EOMs are there? What are they? - ANSWER ✔ Six
-lateral rectus
-medial rectus
-superior rectus
-inferior rectus
-superior oblique
-inferior oblique
, lateral rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ abduction
(outward)
medial rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ adduction
(inward)
superior rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ elevation (upward)
adduction (inward)
intorsion (rotate top inward, bottom outward)
inferior rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ depression (downward)
adduction (inward)
extorsion (rotate top outward, bottom inward)
superior oblique movements - ANSWER ✔ intorsion (rotate top inward, bottom
outward)
abduction (outward)
depression (downward)
inferior oblique movements - ANSWER ✔ extorsion (rotate top outward, bottom
inward)
abduction (outward)
elevation (upward)
What is the strongest EOM? - ANSWER ✔ medial rectus
What EOMs abduct? (move outward) - ANSWER ✔ lateral rectus*
superior oblique
inferior oblique
What EOMs adduct? (move inward) - ANSWER ✔ medial rectus*
superior rectus
inferior rectus
What EOMs perform intorsion? (top part inward, bottom outward) - ANSWER ✔
superior oblique*
superior rectus
, What EOMs perform extorsion? (top part outward, bottom inward) - ANSWER ✔
inferior oblique*
inferior rectus
What EOMs elevate? (upward) - ANSWER ✔ superior rectus*
inferior oblique
What EOMs depress? (downward) - ANSWER ✔ inferior rectus*
superior oblique
What is the only EOM that has an origin at the front of the orbit? - ANSWER ✔
inferior oblique
The part of the eye examination that serves as a guide for the tests to be performed
during the office visit is called a - ANSWER ✔ case history
Which of the following lens materials is most shatter-resistant?
A. Glass
B. Polycarb
C. High-index
D. CR-39 - ANSWER ✔ B. Polycarb
The part of the frame that surrounds each lens, holding the lens in place within the
frame is the: - ANSWER ✔ eyewire
The part of the frame that extends from the frame front, back alongside the head,
and over the ear of the wearer: - ANSWER ✔ temple
The widest horizontal dimension of the lens opening of a frame is the: - ANSWER
✔ A Dimension
A picture representation of the pressure points between the eyeglasses frame and
the patient's head is the: - ANSWER ✔ Fitting triangle
The largest dimeter through the lens is called the: - ANSWER ✔ effective
diameter
, what is the purpose of HIPAA - ANSWER ✔ To improve the portability and
continuity of health insurance coverage, improve access to long-term care services
and coverage, and simplify the administration of healthcare.
define "use" - ANSWER ✔ the sharing, application, utilization, examination, or
analysis of health information within the covered entity
define "disclosure" - ANSWER ✔ the sharing or release of PHI in any manner
outside the covered entity
HIPAA Privacy Rule - ANSWER ✔ overlaps the privacy act, Individuals have the
right to recieve an accounting of disclosures of PHI made by the office with the
exceptions of treatment, payment, and health care operations
What is the minimum necessary principle? - ANSWER ✔ principle which requires
the office to take reasonable steps to limit the use, disclosure, and request for PHI
to the minimum necessary to accomplish the intended purpose
HIPAA penalties - ANSWER ✔ failure to comply ($100/ violation) and
wrongful disclosure
Define ethics - ANSWER ✔ the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a
particular class of human actions
informed consent - ANSWER ✔ the duty to inform patients or their legal guardian
about the patient's health care and health care options
EMR - ANSWER ✔ electronic medical record of patient health info generated by
encounters at ONE particular delivery setting
EHR - ANSWER ✔ a longitudinal electronic record of patient health information
generated by one or more encounters in any care delivery setting
define interface - ANSWER ✔ a program designed to enable the exchange of data
between 2 sources; enable software to connect one info system to another to share
certain data or outputs
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS!!
<UPDATED VERSION>
What is increasingly viewed as the most promising tool for improving the overall
quality, safety, and efficiency of the healthy delivery system? - ANSWER ✔ HIT
(Health information technology)
What is the importance of HIT? What will it accomplish? - ANSWER ✔ -improve
health care quality
-prevent medical errors
-reduce health care costs
0increase administrative efficiencies
-decrease paperwork
-expand access to affordable care
Quality Measures - ANSWER ✔ tools that help us measure of quantify health care
processes, outcomes, patient perceptions, and organizational structure and/or
systems that are associated with the ability to provide high-quality health care
Goals include:
effective, safe, efficient, patient-centered, equitable, and timely care
How many EOMs are there? What are they? - ANSWER ✔ Six
-lateral rectus
-medial rectus
-superior rectus
-inferior rectus
-superior oblique
-inferior oblique
, lateral rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ abduction
(outward)
medial rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ adduction
(inward)
superior rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ elevation (upward)
adduction (inward)
intorsion (rotate top inward, bottom outward)
inferior rectus movements - ANSWER ✔ depression (downward)
adduction (inward)
extorsion (rotate top outward, bottom inward)
superior oblique movements - ANSWER ✔ intorsion (rotate top inward, bottom
outward)
abduction (outward)
depression (downward)
inferior oblique movements - ANSWER ✔ extorsion (rotate top outward, bottom
inward)
abduction (outward)
elevation (upward)
What is the strongest EOM? - ANSWER ✔ medial rectus
What EOMs abduct? (move outward) - ANSWER ✔ lateral rectus*
superior oblique
inferior oblique
What EOMs adduct? (move inward) - ANSWER ✔ medial rectus*
superior rectus
inferior rectus
What EOMs perform intorsion? (top part inward, bottom outward) - ANSWER ✔
superior oblique*
superior rectus
, What EOMs perform extorsion? (top part outward, bottom inward) - ANSWER ✔
inferior oblique*
inferior rectus
What EOMs elevate? (upward) - ANSWER ✔ superior rectus*
inferior oblique
What EOMs depress? (downward) - ANSWER ✔ inferior rectus*
superior oblique
What is the only EOM that has an origin at the front of the orbit? - ANSWER ✔
inferior oblique
The part of the eye examination that serves as a guide for the tests to be performed
during the office visit is called a - ANSWER ✔ case history
Which of the following lens materials is most shatter-resistant?
A. Glass
B. Polycarb
C. High-index
D. CR-39 - ANSWER ✔ B. Polycarb
The part of the frame that surrounds each lens, holding the lens in place within the
frame is the: - ANSWER ✔ eyewire
The part of the frame that extends from the frame front, back alongside the head,
and over the ear of the wearer: - ANSWER ✔ temple
The widest horizontal dimension of the lens opening of a frame is the: - ANSWER
✔ A Dimension
A picture representation of the pressure points between the eyeglasses frame and
the patient's head is the: - ANSWER ✔ Fitting triangle
The largest dimeter through the lens is called the: - ANSWER ✔ effective
diameter
, what is the purpose of HIPAA - ANSWER ✔ To improve the portability and
continuity of health insurance coverage, improve access to long-term care services
and coverage, and simplify the administration of healthcare.
define "use" - ANSWER ✔ the sharing, application, utilization, examination, or
analysis of health information within the covered entity
define "disclosure" - ANSWER ✔ the sharing or release of PHI in any manner
outside the covered entity
HIPAA Privacy Rule - ANSWER ✔ overlaps the privacy act, Individuals have the
right to recieve an accounting of disclosures of PHI made by the office with the
exceptions of treatment, payment, and health care operations
What is the minimum necessary principle? - ANSWER ✔ principle which requires
the office to take reasonable steps to limit the use, disclosure, and request for PHI
to the minimum necessary to accomplish the intended purpose
HIPAA penalties - ANSWER ✔ failure to comply ($100/ violation) and
wrongful disclosure
Define ethics - ANSWER ✔ the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a
particular class of human actions
informed consent - ANSWER ✔ the duty to inform patients or their legal guardian
about the patient's health care and health care options
EMR - ANSWER ✔ electronic medical record of patient health info generated by
encounters at ONE particular delivery setting
EHR - ANSWER ✔ a longitudinal electronic record of patient health information
generated by one or more encounters in any care delivery setting
define interface - ANSWER ✔ a program designed to enable the exchange of data
between 2 sources; enable software to connect one info system to another to share
certain data or outputs
