OMT Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Dit bestand bevat alle info van de hoorcolleges van het vak 'Research methods and techniques 2', gedoceerd door professor Vantilborgh in de tweede bachelor psychologie aan de VUB. De samenvatting is Engelstalig en hierin wordt alles, inclusief alle experimenten, grondig en duidelijk uitgelegd. Samengevatte hoorcolleges: 1) Introduction 2) foundations of research 3) survey research 4) sampling 5) bivariate correlational research 6) multivariate correlational research 7) simple experimental ...

OSTEOPATHIC MANIPULATION THERAPY (OMT) EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2023 TART changes can be characterized as acute or chronic. _____ changes are often edematous, erythematous, and/or boggy, while _____ changes are often hypotonic and associated with cool dry skin. CORRECT ANSWER- Acute, Chronic Fryette's principals 1 and 2 only apply to what parts of the spine? CORRECT ANSWER- Thoracic, Lumbar What is the orientation of the superior facets in the thoracic spine? CORRECT ANSWER- Ba...

How do the PAM and the retinometer work? They measure how visual acuity is affected by glare. They project an image onto the retina through a clear area in the cataractous lens. They measure how visual acuity is affected by pupil size. They measure how much fluid is under the retina. - correct answer They project an image onto the retina through a clear area in the cataractous lens. Which are standard ETDRS measurement distances? Choose all that are correct. 4 feet 4 meters ...

COMT EXAM PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH SOLVED SOLUTIONS.

Which would be used to increase circulation? - correct answer A hot compress Heat increases circulation. Cold is used to decrease swelling and bruising. Hot compresses can be applied to an area to increase circulation. If lateral movement of the retinoscope indicates that the eye is hyperopic, the shift of light is termed: - correct answer With motion If a lateral movement of the retinoscope across the pupil causes the area illuminated on the retina to move in the same direction as the ...

What is the term that describes a condition as rapid, gradual, or asymptomatic? - correct answer Onset What is the term for a blood clot that is attached to vessel wall? - correct answer Thrombus A history of past corticosteroid use is likely to affect? - correct answer Cataracts, Uveitis, and Glaucoma An accurate, concise history often will help permit the doctor to deduce the patients.. - correct answer Diagnosis The abbreviation "ung" is correctly interpreted as.. - correct answ...

CERTIFIED OPHTHALMIC MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST (COMT) EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS What are the three levels certified ophthalmic medical assisting? - correct answer Certified ophthalmic assistant (COA), Certified ophthalmic technician (COT), Certified ophthalmic medical technologist (COMT) What is an orthoptist? - correct answer Helps with diagnosis, management and non-surgical treatment of eye muscle imbalance What is an Optometrist? - correct answer Prescribes and fits eyeglass...

How do the PAM and the retinometer work? They measure how visual acuity is affected by glare. They project an image onto the retina through a clear area in the cataractous lens. They measure how visual acuity is affected by pupil size. They measure how much fluid is under the retina. - correct answer They project an image onto the retina through a clear area in the cataractous lens. Which are standard ETDRS measurement distances? Choose all that are correct. 4 feet 4 meters ...

What is the term that describes a condition as rapid, gradual, or asymptomatic? Answer Onset What is the term for a blood clot that is attached to vessel wall? Answer Thrombus A history of past corticosteroid use is likely to affect? Answer Cataracts, Uveitis, and Glaucoma An accurate, concise history often will help permit the doctor to deduce the patients.. Answer Diagnosis The abbreviation "ung" is correctly interpreted as.. Answer Ointment What is the term for reduced visual...

the physiologic barrier is the limit of active or passive motion? give an example of this. - the limit of active motion. ie. a person can actively move their head 80 degrees to either side. The anatomic barrier is the limit of active or passive motion? give an example of this. AND What happens past the anatomic barrier? - the limit of passive motion. a physician may passively rotate a patients head to 90 degrees (past their physiologic barrier of 80 degrees). Movement beyond the anatomical...