Abb Flashcards

(30 cards)

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HIPAA protect?

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The dissemination of specific patient information.

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What is coding?

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Application of numerical designations for medical diagnosis , procedures and services.

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HIPAA stand for?

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Health insurance portability accountability act.

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ICD-9-CM?

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International classification of diseases, ninth revision, clinical modification.

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Universal precautions are mandated by OSHA but were developed by the?

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U.S. Center for disease control.

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Washing hands between patients is one example of —

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Universal precautions.

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Topical anesthetics?

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Proparacaine and tetracaine

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Color of bottle caps of prostaglandins?
Examples :Latan(Xalatan)
Travoprost(Travatan)
Bimatoprost( Lumigan)

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Teal

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classifications of the 3 large groups of anti- infective agents?

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Antifungal, antiviral, antibiotics

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Miotic drugs?

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Induce contractionof the iris sphincter.

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Name the three types of ophthalmic preparations place directly in the eye?

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Solutions, suspensions, ointments

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Name the five basic requirements for ophthalmic preparations?

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Tolerance, tonicity, sterility, stability, and penetration

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What is benzalkonium chloride?

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A preservative commonly used in ophthalmic preparations

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What is the name of the most common notorious organism found in ophthalmic preparations?

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Pseudomonas aeroginosa

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What does the term idiosyncrasy. Refer to with ophthalmic drugs?

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A bizarre, peculiar reaction to a drug that is not commonly seen such as tremors or even collapse

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What are some of the side effects of long-term use of the steroid drops?

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Rise in intraocular pressure, cataracts, decreased wound healing, and decreased resistance to infection

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Name two common facial nerve blocks?

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Van Lent and O’Brien technique

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What intraocular injection infiltrates the soft tissue of the globe, rather than the muscle cone itself?

A

Peribulbar Anastasia

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Why are alkali burns more serious than acid burns on the corner?

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Alkali Burns penetrate deeper

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What type of glaucoma constitutes an ocular emergency?

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Acute angle closure glaucoma

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What is the minimum thickness of safety lenses?

21
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What layer of the cornea is the thickest?

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The cornea provides approximately what of the reflective power of the eye?

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Retinal receptors best function in dim light about hundred and 125 million are found in the periphery of the retina

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Retinal receptors responsible for color vision about 6 million are found in the macula
Cones
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The data provided by tomographic devices are useful in the Evaluating progressive ______and _____damage.
Optic nerve and retinal nerve fiber layer
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What is the name of instrument used to measure extension of the anterior surface of the cornea beyond the lateral orbital rim? (dr. Mellgren)
Exophthalmometer The exophthalmometer is an instrument designed to measure the forward protrusion of the eye. This instrument provides a method of evaluating the recording the progression and regression of the prominence of an eye caused by disorders such as thyroid disease and tumors of the orbit.
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When performing A-Scan biometry a 1mm error in axial length may result in a -------diopter calculated IOL power error.
3
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Term used for the amount of time it takes for dry spots to form on the cornea when the eye is in starting position?
BUT (break - up - time)
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An orthoptist does
Eyecare personnel measures eye movements and extraocular muscles