CPSS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
2024-2025
Which of the following is OSHA's, or Occupational Safety and Health Administration's,
main objective? Answer: protect employees in the workplace
HIPAA stands for what three words? Answer: health insurance portability and
accountability act
The Privacy Rule is the first ____________________.
Which would be the best description of the Administration Department's responsibility
as it would relate to the ophthalmology office? - Answer Coordinates all business
functions of the practice, as well as staff oversight and management.
Which of the following is done in the Business Office? - Answer patient billing, patient
check out, data entry
Which area of the patient exam would include tests for gross measurement of peripheral
vision, range of motion and function of eye muscles and assessment of size, shape, and
reaction of the pupils? Answer external exam
A number value assignable to the smallest objects a patient can visualize at a particular
chart and distance is referred to as -Answer Visual Acuity
For which part of the eye exam will the lids and eyelashes, the conjunctiva, the cornea,
iris, lens and vitreous be examined? -Answer Slit lamp examination
The examination of the back of the eye is called the: -Answer fundus examination
, The measurement that documents the patient's current spectacle prescription is called
-Answer lensometry
The measurement of intraocular pressure is called -Answer tonometry
a. Amsler Grid-Answer Uses a patient's description of gridlines on a chart to document
distortions in near vision.
b. Corneal Topography-Answer Maps the curvature of the cornea.
d. Extended Ophthalmoscopy-Answer Uses special magnification to see retinal detail
and includes a color drawing of the detail and interpretation by the physician.
e. Fluorescein Angiography - Answer Allows visualization of the appearance of the blood
vessels of the retina as dye injected into the patient's arm circulates through the blood
vessels.
g. Nerve Fiber Analyzer - Answer Photographs the appearance of the optic nerve fibers.
h. Pachymetry - Answer Measures the thickness of the cornea.
j. Ultrasonography (biometry) - Answer Measures the length of the eye to assist in
calculating the power of an intraocular lens to be used in cataract surgery.
a. Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) - Answer Degeneration of the macula
resulting in loss of central and reading vision.
h. Dry Eye Syndrome - Answer. Insufficient tear production
m. Pseudophakia - Answer Diagnosis resulting from removal of cataract with
implantation of intraocular lens.
2024-2025
Which of the following is OSHA's, or Occupational Safety and Health Administration's,
main objective? Answer: protect employees in the workplace
HIPAA stands for what three words? Answer: health insurance portability and
accountability act
The Privacy Rule is the first ____________________.
Which would be the best description of the Administration Department's responsibility
as it would relate to the ophthalmology office? - Answer Coordinates all business
functions of the practice, as well as staff oversight and management.
Which of the following is done in the Business Office? - Answer patient billing, patient
check out, data entry
Which area of the patient exam would include tests for gross measurement of peripheral
vision, range of motion and function of eye muscles and assessment of size, shape, and
reaction of the pupils? Answer external exam
A number value assignable to the smallest objects a patient can visualize at a particular
chart and distance is referred to as -Answer Visual Acuity
For which part of the eye exam will the lids and eyelashes, the conjunctiva, the cornea,
iris, lens and vitreous be examined? -Answer Slit lamp examination
The examination of the back of the eye is called the: -Answer fundus examination
, The measurement that documents the patient's current spectacle prescription is called
-Answer lensometry
The measurement of intraocular pressure is called -Answer tonometry
a. Amsler Grid-Answer Uses a patient's description of gridlines on a chart to document
distortions in near vision.
b. Corneal Topography-Answer Maps the curvature of the cornea.
d. Extended Ophthalmoscopy-Answer Uses special magnification to see retinal detail
and includes a color drawing of the detail and interpretation by the physician.
e. Fluorescein Angiography - Answer Allows visualization of the appearance of the blood
vessels of the retina as dye injected into the patient's arm circulates through the blood
vessels.
g. Nerve Fiber Analyzer - Answer Photographs the appearance of the optic nerve fibers.
h. Pachymetry - Answer Measures the thickness of the cornea.
j. Ultrasonography (biometry) - Answer Measures the length of the eye to assist in
calculating the power of an intraocular lens to be used in cataract surgery.
a. Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) - Answer Degeneration of the macula
resulting in loss of central and reading vision.
h. Dry Eye Syndrome - Answer. Insufficient tear production
m. Pseudophakia - Answer Diagnosis resulting from removal of cataract with
implantation of intraocular lens.
