Tonometry iop - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

D&M Exam 1 Questions 100% Solved. The best test for diagnosing congenital glaucoma is which of the following? A) Fluorescein staining B) Tonometry C) Snellen vision exam D) The refractive index - answerB) Tonometry A tonometer is used to measure the intraocular pressure (IOP) of the eye to screen for glaucoma. Normal range IOP is 10-22 mm Hg. A mother brings in her 4-year-old daughter who just started attending preschool. She tells the nurse practitioner that her child is complaining of...

AANP FNP certification 2022/ 2023 (100% Verified Q&A) All diastolic murmurs are pathological. Murmurs Grades I-barely II-audible IIIclearly audible. IV- first time thrill V-Steth edge VI-entire steth. EXAM - ANS III first time audible, IV first time thrill Fundal height 12 weeks - ANS Fundal Height 12 weeks above symphysis pubis. EXAM Fundus 16 weeks between symphysis pubis and umbilicus. Fundus at 20 weeks is at umbilicus. 2 cm more of less from # of wk gestation is normal if more or le...

CPSS Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2023 Visual Acuity the numerical value associated with the smallest objects the patient can see on specific eye charts at a specific distance. -cornerstone of the eye exam External Exam Consists of 3 segments: -Confrontation Visual Field -ExtraOcular Motility -Pupil Evaluation Confrontation Visual Field (CVF) Obtains a gross measurement of the patient's peripheral vision. It is useful in the detection of damage due to a strok...

CPSS Test Questions and Answers All Correct Visual Acuity - Answer-the numerical value associated with the smallest objects the patient can see on specific eye charts at a specific distance. -cornerstone of the eye exam External Exam - Answer-Consists of 3 segments: -Confrontation Visual Field -ExtraOcular Motility -Pupil Evaluation Confrontation Visual Field (CVF) - Answer-Obtains a gross measurement of the patient's peripheral vision. It is useful in the detection of damage due ...

- Always knock or announce your entrance into the patient's room or area and introduce yourself. - Orient the patient to the environment, counting steps with him or her to the bathroom - Help the patient place objects on the bedside table or in the bed and around the bed and room and do not move them without the patient's permission - Remove all objects and clutter between the patient's bed and the bathroom. - Use a normal tone of voice. - What are some nursing interventions for visual im...

Nurs 4500 - Alteration in Sensory preceptual function The abbreviation for the right eye -Correct Answer-OD Abbreviation for left eye -Correct Answer-OS abbreviation for both eyes -Correct Answer-OU When the patient asks the nurse what it means when the optometrist tells her that her vision is 20/200, the nurse responds that the patient is able to see -Correct Answer-at 20 feet what a person with 20/20 vision sees at 200 feet. What term refers to the refractive error in which the co...

Ophthalmology In-depth Exam Assessment Quiz and thorough Answers 2023/2024 Anterior Uvea - correct answer Iris -Structures that forms the pupil, pupil in center of pupil ○ Has 2 muscles, one that dilates and one that constricts the pupil Ciliary body • Ciliary body, sits right behind the iris, can't see it when we look into the eye, ciliary body epithelium produces the aqueous humor, if there's damage to the ciliary body you get decreased production of aqueous humor • Ligame...

Hondros- Nursing 160 exam 1 (2023/2024) graded A 3 routes of drug administration 1. Enteral 2. percutaneous 3. Parenteral Enteral referring to a route of medication administration that uses the GI tract *oral *rectal *NG tube Parenteral bypasses the GI tract *subQ *IM *IV Percutaneous absorbed through skin or mucous membranes *inhalation *topical *sublingual Absorption The process by which nutrient molecules pass through the wall of the digestive system into the blood. Distribution drug is...

CPSS Exam Practice Questions With Answers Latest Update 2023/2024 Graded 100%. ExtraOcular Motility (EOM) - Answer- Measures the range of motion and the function of the six extraocular muscles. This testing helps to detect eyes that are misaligned or not working together properly. Pupil Evaluation - Answer- Evaluates pupils according to their size, shape, and reaction to light Lensometer - Answer- an instrument that is used to document the patient's current spectacle prescription. The rea...

IOP TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Intraocular Pressure (IOP) - ANSWER- the fluid pressure inside the eye, is necessary to inflate the eye and maintain proper shape and optical properties of the globe, and is an important aspect in the evaluation of patients at risk from disease High Intraocular Pressure (IOP) - ANSWER- leads to optic nerve damage (glaucoma) Low Intraocular Pressure (IOP) - ANSWER- indicates a "sick" eye from disease, inflammation, or injury Proper Shape and Optical Prop...