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1. 1How many members serve on the Ohio State Vision Professionals Board?

   1. A. 7
   2. B. 8
   3. C. 9
   4. D. 10

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio law establishes a seven-member board, so 7 is the controlling total.

   Reference: Orc 4725 — R.C. 4725.07(A)

2. 2Which activity is expressly within Ohio optometric practice?

   1. A. Examining, diagnosing, and treating conditions of the visual system within statutory authority
   2. B. Performing unrestricted intraocular surgery
   3. C. Administering general anesthesia for any surgery
   4. D. Treating unrelated systemic disease as a primary physician

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio defines optometric practice around examination, diagnosis, and treatment of the visual system, subject to statutory limits.

   Reference: Orc 4725 — R.C. 4725.01(A)

3. 3What is the maximum codeine strength per dosage unit that an Ohio optometrist may prescribe under the controlled-analgesic rule?

   1. A. 60 milligrams
   2. B. 30 milligrams
   3. C. 7.5 milligrams
   4. D. 90 milligrams

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio limits authorized codeine prescriptions to no more than sixty milligrams per dosage unit.

   Reference: O.A.C. 4725-16-03 — O.A.C. 4725-16-03(B)

4. 4What is the maximum civil penalty the Board may impose for each noncriminal disciplinary violation under the optometry statute?

   1. A. $500
   2. B. $1,000
   3. C. $2,500
   4. D. $5,000

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio authorizes a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars for each applicable violation.

   Reference: Orc 4725 — R.C. 4725.19

5. 5After completing an examination and prescribing a vision-correcting item, what must an Ohio optometrist give the patient?

   1. A. One copy of the prescription without an additional charge
   2. B. A copy only if the patient buys materials in the office
   3. C. A copy only after a separate release fee is paid
   4. D. A verbal summary instead of the prescription

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio requires one prescription copy to be given to the patient without an additional charge.

   Reference: Orc 4725 — R.C. 4725.28(B)

6. 6An Ohio optometrist enters a financial relationship that could impair clinical objectivity. What is the primary ethical requirement?

   1. A. Avoid the conflicting relationship or resolve it in the patients interest
   2. B. Conceal the relationship from the patient
   3. C. Transfer decisions to an unlicensed manager
   4. D. Base care on the larger financial return

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio ethics rules require professional judgment to remain directed to the welfare of the patient.

   Reference: Oac 4725 5 — O.A.C. 4725-5-05

7. 7Which instrument must be available in an Ohio optometry office to evaluate intraocular pressure?

   1. A. Tonometer
   2. B. Keratometer
   3. C. Lensometer
   4. D. Perimeter

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The Ohio minimum-equipment rule includes a tonometer for intraocular-pressure assessment.

   Reference: Laws, Rules, and Policy Training for Optometrists — O.A.C. 4725-5-16

8. 8What continuing-education submission is required for an optometrists first license renewal?

   1. A. No continuing-education credit hours
   2. B. Ten pharmacology hours
   3. C. Twenty total hours
   4. D. Fifty total hours

   Answer: A

   Explanation: The current Ohio rule exempts certificate holders from submitting continuing education for the first renewal.

   Reference: O.A.C. 4725-3-09(L) — O.A.C. 4725-3-09(F)

9. 9What standard of care applies when an Ohio optometrist provides a service through telehealth?

   1. A. The same professional standard that applies to in-person care
   2. B. A reduced standard for remote encounters
   3. C. Only the standard chosen by the technology vendor
   4. D. No clinical standard if video is used

   Answer: A

   Explanation: Ohio applies the same standard of care to telehealth services as to comparable in-person services.

   Reference: Laws, Rules, and Policy Training for Optometrists — O.A.C. 4725-25-01

10. 10What must the Board assign to each complaint or allegation of an optometry violation it receives?

    1. A. A case number
    2. B. A malpractice judgment
    3. C. A criminal sentence
    4. D. A supplier license

    Answer: A

    Explanation: The training states that each complaint "shall be recorded and assigned a case number." The required identifier is therefore a case number.

    Reference: Laws, Rules, and Policy Training for Optometrists — page 71, Complaints