CPSS EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED
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Which of the following describes OSHA's (Occupational Safety and Health Administration's) primary
goal ✔Correct Answer-protect employees in the workplace
HIPAA is the acronym for which of the following? ✔Correct Answer-Health insurance portability
and accountability act
The Privacy Rule is the first national regulation on medical privacy and health information
management. ✔Correct Answer-the first national regulation on medical privacy and health
information management.
Which of the following best describes the function of the Administration Department in the
ophthalmology office? ✔Correct Answer-Coordinates all business functions of the practice, as well
as staff oversight and management.
Which of the following functions are performed in the Business Office? ✔Correct Answer-patient
billing, patient check out, data entry
Which part of the patient examination tests for gross measurement of peripheral vision, range of
motion and function of eye muscles, and evaluates the size, shape, and reaction of the pupils?
✔Correct Answer-external exam
A numerical value associated with the smallest objects a patient can see on a specific chart at a
specific distance is called ✔Correct Answer-Visual Acuity
The lids and eyelashes, the conjunctiva, the cornea, iris, lens and vitreous are evaluated during which
portion of the eye exam? ✔Correct Answer-Slit lamp examination
The examination of the back of the eye is called the: ✔Correct Answer-fundus examination
The measurement documenting the patient's current spectacle prescription is called ✔Correct
Answer-lensometry
The measurement of intraocular pressure is called ✔Correct Answer-tonometry
a. Amsler Grid ✔Correct Answer-Uses a patient's description of gridlines on a chart to document
distortions in near vision.
b. Corneal Topography ✔Correct Answer-Maps the curvature of the cornea.
d. Extended Ophthalmoscopy ✔Correct Answer-Uses special magnification to see retinal detail and
includes a color drawing of the detail and interpretation by the physician.
e. Fluorescein Angiography ✔Correct Answer-Allows for viewing the appearance of retinal blood
vessels as dye injected into the patient's arm flows through the blood vessels.
g. Nerve Fiber Analyzer ✔Correct Answer-Captures the appearance of the fibers of the optic nerve.
, h. Pachymetry ✔Correct Answer-Measures the thickness of the cornea.
j. Ultrasonography (biometry) ✔Correct 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) ✔Correct Answer-Degeneration of the macula
resulting in loss of central and reading vision.
h. Dry Eye Syndrome ✔Correct Answer-. Insufficient tear production
m. Pseudophakia ✔Correct Answer-Diagnosis resulting from removal of cataract with implantation
of intraocular lens.
o. Secondary Membrane ✔Correct Answer-Clouding of membrane of the lens after cataract
surgery.
Patient's charts are prepared ✔Correct Answer-at the time the patient arrives for his/her
appointment.
Patient registration processes are normally completed: ✔Correct Answer-upon check in
Encounter forms are most commonly used to: ✔Correct Answer-record the diagnosis and
procedural codes
Registration information should be: ✔Correct Answer-Routinely reviewed for each patient upon
arrival
Payment receipts should be used: ✔Correct Answer-To record all payments received from patients
Accounts Receivable (A/R). ✔Correct Answer-The balance due on services rendered by the practice
The ancillary testing room is used for: ✔Correct Answer-Diagnostic testing (A-Scan, B-Scan, and
corneal topography)
An auto refractor is used to; ✔Correct Answer-c. Help determine the eyeglasses prescription.
An A-Scan is a piece of ultrasound equipment used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure the length of the
eye to assist in calculating the power of an intraocular lens for cataract surgery
The Snellen acuity chart is used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure visual acuity using various sizes of
letters visible to the normal eye
A lensometer is used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure the patient's current spectacle prescription
A phaco instrument is used in what type of surgical procedure ✔Correct Answer-Cataract surgery
PACU is an abbreviation for ✔Correct Answer-Post anesthesia care unit
Refractive surgery services can be provided either ✔Correct Answer-In office, separate center, or
ambulatory
ANSWERS|ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM|ALREADY
GRADED A+
Which of the following describes OSHA's (Occupational Safety and Health Administration's) primary
goal ✔Correct Answer-protect employees in the workplace
HIPAA is the acronym for which of the following? ✔Correct Answer-Health insurance portability
and accountability act
The Privacy Rule is the first national regulation on medical privacy and health information
management. ✔Correct Answer-the first national regulation on medical privacy and health
information management.
Which of the following best describes the function of the Administration Department in the
ophthalmology office? ✔Correct Answer-Coordinates all business functions of the practice, as well
as staff oversight and management.
Which of the following functions are performed in the Business Office? ✔Correct Answer-patient
billing, patient check out, data entry
Which part of the patient examination tests for gross measurement of peripheral vision, range of
motion and function of eye muscles, and evaluates the size, shape, and reaction of the pupils?
✔Correct Answer-external exam
A numerical value associated with the smallest objects a patient can see on a specific chart at a
specific distance is called ✔Correct Answer-Visual Acuity
The lids and eyelashes, the conjunctiva, the cornea, iris, lens and vitreous are evaluated during which
portion of the eye exam? ✔Correct Answer-Slit lamp examination
The examination of the back of the eye is called the: ✔Correct Answer-fundus examination
The measurement documenting the patient's current spectacle prescription is called ✔Correct
Answer-lensometry
The measurement of intraocular pressure is called ✔Correct Answer-tonometry
a. Amsler Grid ✔Correct Answer-Uses a patient's description of gridlines on a chart to document
distortions in near vision.
b. Corneal Topography ✔Correct Answer-Maps the curvature of the cornea.
d. Extended Ophthalmoscopy ✔Correct Answer-Uses special magnification to see retinal detail and
includes a color drawing of the detail and interpretation by the physician.
e. Fluorescein Angiography ✔Correct Answer-Allows for viewing the appearance of retinal blood
vessels as dye injected into the patient's arm flows through the blood vessels.
g. Nerve Fiber Analyzer ✔Correct Answer-Captures the appearance of the fibers of the optic nerve.
, h. Pachymetry ✔Correct Answer-Measures the thickness of the cornea.
j. Ultrasonography (biometry) ✔Correct 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) ✔Correct Answer-Degeneration of the macula
resulting in loss of central and reading vision.
h. Dry Eye Syndrome ✔Correct Answer-. Insufficient tear production
m. Pseudophakia ✔Correct Answer-Diagnosis resulting from removal of cataract with implantation
of intraocular lens.
o. Secondary Membrane ✔Correct Answer-Clouding of membrane of the lens after cataract
surgery.
Patient's charts are prepared ✔Correct Answer-at the time the patient arrives for his/her
appointment.
Patient registration processes are normally completed: ✔Correct Answer-upon check in
Encounter forms are most commonly used to: ✔Correct Answer-record the diagnosis and
procedural codes
Registration information should be: ✔Correct Answer-Routinely reviewed for each patient upon
arrival
Payment receipts should be used: ✔Correct Answer-To record all payments received from patients
Accounts Receivable (A/R). ✔Correct Answer-The balance due on services rendered by the practice
The ancillary testing room is used for: ✔Correct Answer-Diagnostic testing (A-Scan, B-Scan, and
corneal topography)
An auto refractor is used to; ✔Correct Answer-c. Help determine the eyeglasses prescription.
An A-Scan is a piece of ultrasound equipment used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure the length of the
eye to assist in calculating the power of an intraocular lens for cataract surgery
The Snellen acuity chart is used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure visual acuity using various sizes of
letters visible to the normal eye
A lensometer is used to ✔Correct Answer-Measure the patient's current spectacle prescription
A phaco instrument is used in what type of surgical procedure ✔Correct Answer-Cataract surgery
PACU is an abbreviation for ✔Correct Answer-Post anesthesia care unit
Refractive surgery services can be provided either ✔Correct Answer-In office, separate center, or
ambulatory
