Free New Jersey Optometry Law Examination Practice Questions
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1A New Jersey optometrist advertises a professional service for $80. What is the maximum fee chargeable to a patient who presents the advertisement?
2How must an advertised professional fee be stated under New Jersey's optometry advertising rule?
- A. As a single fixed amount
- B. As a minimum-to-maximum range
- C. As a percentage of materials sold
- D. Only as an hourly rate
3An advertisement gives prices for ophthalmic materials available in several styles. Which price presentation is permitted?
- A. No price information at all
- B. Only the highest price
- C. A stated minimum-to-maximum range
- D. A professional fee range substituted for material prices
4If dispensing is not included in an advertised ophthalmic-material price, what must the advertisement do?
- A. Omit any reference to dispensing
- B. Call dispensing complimentary
- C. State only that another fee may apply
- D. State the dispensing fee separately
5An eyeglass package is advertised. Which product description must be included?
- A. The frame and lens types offered
- B. The wholesaler's profit margin
- C. The patient's anticipated diagnosis
- D. The insurer's reimbursement schedule
6A package price includes an eye examination. What additional price information is required?
- A. The price of every future visit
- B. The examination fee if the package is not purchased
- C. Only the wholesale cost of lenses
- D. No additional price information
7A contact-lens price advertisement must disclose which examination charge?
- A. Only an optional retinal photograph fee
- B. A future annual examination estimate
- C. The fee for the minimum eye examination
- D. Only the fee for emergency visits
8Besides the minimum eye-examination fee, what contact-lens service fee must an advertisement identify?
- A. A hospital facility fee
- B. A laboratory pathology fee
- C. A surgical assistant fee
- D. The fitting or evaluation fee
9When a contact-lens price is advertised, what lens information must accompany it?
- A. The type and brand offered
- B. Only the lens color
- C. The manufacturer's annual sales
- D. Every competing brand
10Which follow-through charges belong in a New Jersey contact-lens advertisement?
- A. Only shipping and tax
- B. Fitting instruction and follow-up care
- C. Only missed-appointment charges
- D. Future cataract surgery charges
Topics in this practice bank
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- Optometrists Statutes — N.J.S.A. 45:12
- New Jersey Prescription Blanks — N.J.S.A. 45:14-59
- Uniform Enforcement Act — N.J.S.A. 45:1
- Controlled Dangerous Substances Act — N.J.S.A. 24:21
- Rules of the Board of Optometrists — N.J.A.C. 13:38
- Prescription Monitoring Program and Uniform Prescription Blanks — N.J.A.C. 13:45A-35 and 27
- Uniform Regulations — N.J.A.C. 13:45C
- Controlled Dangerous Substances — N.J.A.C. 13:45H
- Limitations on and Obligations Associated with Prescriber Acceptance of Compensation from Pharmaceutical Manufacturers — N.J.A.C. 13:45J
- Optometrist Profile Provisions — N.J.S.A. 45:9-22.22 through 22.25
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