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COA PRACTICE TEST – VERIFIED QUESTIONS &
CORRECT ANSWERS | UPDATED 2025 GRADED A+
The performing confrontation visual field testing it is important to define a visual field
defect boundaries by vertical and horizontal marks because
a. It indicates how dense the defect is
b. It ensure there are no artifacts
c. It can indicate or rule out neurologic causes
d. It helps the doctor determine whether the patient needs glaucoma gets or Sx
c. It can indicate or rule out neurologic causes
Why is it important to patch or cover the fellow eye when performing VF testing?
a. Because the eyes' VA may not be equal
b. Because the patient may become distracted by the vision in the eye which is not being
tested
c. Because the visual fields in each eye overlap one another
d. To detect amblyopia
c. Because the visual fields in each eye overlap one another
Modifying Factors, Context, and Quality are all components of
a. CC
b. HPI
c. ROS
d. Past medical Hx
b. HPI
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A PT tells you he smokes cigarettes. Where would you enter this information?
a. Medical Hx
b. Social Hx
c. Med Hx
d. Ocular Hx
b. Social Hx
You are eliciting a chief complaint from a patient who complains of a headache. Which of
the following question should you ask him?
a. Location?
b. Distance or near?
c. Any new floaters?
d. Any discharge?
a. Location?
While assessing the patient's pupil size in ambient lighting, you notice the pupils
alternately become larger and smaller than larger again understudy illumination. This is
a. An APD
b. Normal
c. Evidence of the accommodative triad
d. An Adie's pupil
b. Normal
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Normal pupils
a. Are >1 mm different in size
b. May have a latent response in one eye and brisk response in the other
c. Are different sizes in the dark and light
d. Dilate when a light is shined in them
c. Are different sizes in the dark and light
The amount of contraction and radiation of a pupil depends on
a. The amount of ambient room light
b. Whether Hippus is present
c. The brightness of test light
d. A & C
e. B & C
d. A & C
Accommodation, Convergence, and Pupillary Constriction are evidence of
a. Light Near Dissociation
b. The Near Flex Triad
c. Absent Light Reflex
d. APD
b. The Near Flex Triad
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COA PRACTICE TEST – VERIFIED QUESTIONS &
CORRECT ANSWERS | UPDATED 2025 GRADED A+
The performing confrontation visual field testing it is important to define a visual field
defect boundaries by vertical and horizontal marks because
a. It indicates how dense the defect is
b. It ensure there are no artifacts
c. It can indicate or rule out neurologic causes
d. It helps the doctor determine whether the patient needs glaucoma gets or Sx
c. It can indicate or rule out neurologic causes
Why is it important to patch or cover the fellow eye when performing VF testing?
a. Because the eyes' VA may not be equal
b. Because the patient may become distracted by the vision in the eye which is not being
tested
c. Because the visual fields in each eye overlap one another
d. To detect amblyopia
c. Because the visual fields in each eye overlap one another
Modifying Factors, Context, and Quality are all components of
a. CC
b. HPI
c. ROS
d. Past medical Hx
b. HPI
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A PT tells you he smokes cigarettes. Where would you enter this information?
a. Medical Hx
b. Social Hx
c. Med Hx
d. Ocular Hx
b. Social Hx
You are eliciting a chief complaint from a patient who complains of a headache. Which of
the following question should you ask him?
a. Location?
b. Distance or near?
c. Any new floaters?
d. Any discharge?
a. Location?
While assessing the patient's pupil size in ambient lighting, you notice the pupils
alternately become larger and smaller than larger again understudy illumination. This is
a. An APD
b. Normal
c. Evidence of the accommodative triad
d. An Adie's pupil
b. Normal
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Normal pupils
a. Are >1 mm different in size
b. May have a latent response in one eye and brisk response in the other
c. Are different sizes in the dark and light
d. Dilate when a light is shined in them
c. Are different sizes in the dark and light
The amount of contraction and radiation of a pupil depends on
a. The amount of ambient room light
b. Whether Hippus is present
c. The brightness of test light
d. A & C
e. B & C
d. A & C
Accommodation, Convergence, and Pupillary Constriction are evidence of
a. Light Near Dissociation
b. The Near Flex Triad
c. Absent Light Reflex
d. APD
b. The Near Flex Triad
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