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1A Nebraska optometrist was first credentialed 18 months before renewal. How are continuing-competency requirements treated?
- A. Reduced by half
- B. Deferred for six months
- C. Replaced by an oral examination
- D. Waived
2A recent optometry graduate applies for an initial Nebraska credential. What minimum age ordinarily applies?
- A. 19 years old
- B. 18 years old
- C. 21 years old
- D. 20 years old
Answer: A
Explanation: 172 NAC 10-003.01(A) states, "An applicant must be at least 19 years old, except as otherwise provided by statute, and of good character." The ordinary minimum is 19.
Reference: TItle 172, Chapter 10 : Credentials Issued Under the Uniform Credentialing Act (2019) — 172 NAC 10-003.01(A)
3Under Nebraska's medical-record statute, what does a medical record encompass?
- A. A provider's record of the patient's health history and treatment rendered
- B. Only billing statements submitted to an insurer
- C. Only images produced during an examination
- D. Only prescriptions issued within twelve months
4How must a Nebraska health professional submit a mandatory report under 172 NAC 5?
- A. On a professional-liability carrier's claim form
- B. On a National Practitioner Data Bank report alone
- C. On the credential-renewal attestation form
- D. On the Department's form with all requested information
5For an initial Nebraska optometry license, who must send the transcript showing the degree-conferral date?
- A. The applicant's employer
- B. The National Board
- C. The applicant personally
- D. The issuing school or college
6Which trio constitutes diagnostic pharmaceutical agents under Nebraska's Optometry Practice Act?
- A. Oral steroids, analgesics, and antibiotics
- B. Anesthetics, cycloplegics, and mydriatics
- C. Glaucoma agents, immunosuppressants, and epinephrine
- D. Antivirals, antifungals, and antihistamines
7Beyond meeting the age threshold, which personal qualification must a Nebraska initial-credential applicant possess?
- A. Two years of Nebraska residence
- B. Good character
- C. Current hospital privileges
- D. Board membership
8A former patient asks to examine an old chart. Does Nebraska's statutory definition of patient cover the requester?
- A. No, it covers current patients only
- B. Yes, patient includes a former patient
- C. Only if treatment occurred within one year
- D. Only with a new examination
9A liability insurer limits an optometrist's coverage because of a professional claim. What must the optometrist do?
- A. Report the coverage modification
- B. Wait for a final court judgment
- C. Report only if the license is suspended
- D. Notify only the patient
10Which NBEO documentation must an examination-path applicant arrange for Nebraska DHHS to receive?
- A. A detailed score report showing passage of Parts I, II, and III
- B. A registration receipt for Part III only
- C. A self-reported composite score
- D. A school letter confirming exam eligibility
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- Optometry Practice Act
- Uniform Credentialing Act — general provisions
- Medical Records Statutes
- 172 NAC Chapter 5 — Mandatory Reporting by Health Care Professionals, Facilities, Peer Review Organizations, Professional Associations, and Insurers
- 172 NAC Chapter 120 — Licensure of Optometrists
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