Os and right eye - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Right Resident - ANSWER-Identify resident to assure you are giving the medication to the right resident who is supposed to receive the medication and using procedure required by the facility. Right Medication - ANSWER-The name of the medication ordered by the physician; ALWAYS USE THE THREE CHECKS Right Dose - ANSWER-The amount of medication ordered Right Route - ANSWER-The method of medication administration Right Time - ANSWER-When the resident is ordered to receive the medication ...

ABO study-Optician Amblyopia is frequently treated with? - Occluder Lenses When light entering the eye, without corrective lenses, comes to a focus partially in front of the retina and partially back of the retina, the patient's refractive error is __________ ? - Mixed Astigmatism Visual acuity in not affected by _________ ? - Interpupillary distance In near sighted eye, incident rays of light form an image __________ ? - Anterior to the retina The tendency of an eye to deviate f...

What carries blood away from the heart? - Answer-arteries what causes myocardial ischemia? - Answer-lack of adequate oxygen supply to the heart What is glaucoma? - Answer-increased intraocular pressure what meds treat glaucoma? - Answer-miotics, beta blocker what is the action of miotics - Answer-decreases eye pressure What are cataracts? - Answer-secondary infection, congenital disorder, reaction to medicafions or chemical toxicity what are symptoms of cataracts? - Answer-gradual blurrin...

@ - at PC - after meal qid - 4x per day bid - 2x per day tid - 3x per day STAT - immediately SL - sublingual gtt - drops iu - international units mcg - micrograms EC - enteric-coated > - greater than < - less thanNS - normal saline LOS - length of stay supp - suppository susp - suspension prn - as needed AC - before meal qod - every other day q - every meq - milliequivalent mL - milliliter NPO - nothing by mouth IV - intravenous subcut - subcutaneousList the 6 right...

CT Med Cert Study Guide Exam Questions Correct Answers New Update (Verified A+ Pass) What does Q stand for? - Answers - Every What does QD stand for? - Answers - Every Day or once daily What does BID stand for? - Answers - Twice a day What does TID stand for? - Answers - Three times a day What does QID stand for? - Answers - Four times a day What does QOD stand for? - Answers - Every other day What does Q2h/Q4h stand for? - Answers - Every 2 hours/every 4 hours What does ...

OD - Answer-Ocular Dexter (Right Eye) OS - Answer-Ocular Sinister (Left Eye) OU - Answer-Oculus Uterque (Bilateral Eyes) HVF - Answer-Humphrey Visual Field - gold standard test used to measure peripheral vision IVFA - Answer-Intravenous Fluorescein Angiography - used to assess vessels in and behind the retina Cats - Answer-Cataracts - clouding that develops in the crystalline lens of eye -Severe form of NS - +++++4 cataracts is a VERY SEVERE form of cataracts (way MORE severe than +4) ...

OD - Answer-Ocular Dexter (Right Eye) OS - Answer-Ocular Sinister (Left Eye) OU - Answer-Oculus Uterque (Bilateral Eyes) HVF - Answer-Humphrey Visual Field - gold standard test used to measure peripheral vision IVFA - Answer-Intravenous Fluorescein Angiography - used to assess vessels in and behind the retina Cats - Answer-Cataracts - clouding that develops in the crystalline lens of eye POAG - Answer-Primary Open Angle Glaucoma - chronic and progressive optic nerve damage from multipl...

NBEO part 1 Opto-prep Exam Questions and answers, Rated A+ Which of the four involuntary vergence stimuli is driven by neural innervation? Proximal Accommodative Fusional Tonic - Tonic vergence is caused by baseline innervation. This type of vergence is generally maintained when all other vergence stimuli are absent. Proximal stimuli are driven by near objects. The response increases as the distance from the object decreases. Accommodative response results from target defocus. Fusi...

ABO Exam Questions and Answers 2024 Change a bifocal Rx to a single vision Rx -Answer-Add the bifocal power to the sphere powers. OD: -0.50 OS: -0.25-0.25x172 Add: +1.75 Turns into- OD: +1.25 OS: +1.50-0.25x172 Anisometropia -Answer-There is a difference of 3 diopters between both eyes; when the vision of the eyes differs by a large margin. Antimetropia -Answer-Refers to Rx's that differ in sign. Ex. OD: +0.25 OS: -0.75 Simple Hyperopia -Answer-The Rx will be a + sphere Simple Myo...

What carries blood away from the heart? - Answer-arteries what causes myocardial ischemia? - Answer-lack of adequate oxygen supply to the heart What is glaucoma? - Answer-increased intraocular pressure what meds treat glaucoma? - Answer-miotics, beta blocker what is the action of miotics - Answer-decreases eye pressure What are cataracts? - Answer-secondary infection, congenital disorder, reaction to medicafions or chemical toxicity what are symptoms of cataracts? - Answer-gradual blurrin...