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

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

    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 authorityCorrect answer: A
    2. B.Performing unrestricted intraocular surgery
    3. C.Administering general anesthesia for any surgery
    4. D.Treating unrelated systemic disease as a primary physician

    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 milligramsCorrect answer: A
    2. B.30 milligrams
    3. C.7.5 milligrams
    4. D.90 milligrams

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

    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 chargeCorrect answer: A
    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

    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 interestCorrect answer: A
    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

    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.TonometerCorrect answer: A
    2. B.Keratometer
    3. C.Lensometer
    4. D.Perimeter

    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 hoursCorrect answer: A
    2. B.Ten pharmacology hours
    3. C.Twenty total hours
    4. D.Fifty total hours

    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 careCorrect answer: A
    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

    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 numberCorrect answer: A
    2. B.A malpractice judgment
    3. C.A criminal sentence
    4. D.A supplier license

    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

Topics in this practice bank

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  • Board and licensure administration
    • Board structure, applicant qualifications, examinations, and certificates
  • OARRS and DEA compliance
    • Controlled-substance monitoring and registration duties
  • Scope of practice and invasive procedures
    • Authorized optometric services, procedures, and limitations
  • Pharmaceutical prescribing and furnishing
    • Drug classes, analgesic limits, and furnishing conditions
  • License display, identity, addresses, and renewal
    • Certificate control, public identification, updates, and renewal
  • Discipline, reporting, and enforcement
    • Sanctions, mandatory reports, adverse reactions, and orders
  • Prescription release, referrals, and patient records
    • Prescription delivery, validity, referral, custody, and retention
  • Business arrangements, solicitations, and fees
    • Professional entities, referrals, co-management, leases, and compensation
  • Ethics, professional conduct, and impairment
    • Ethical relationships, confidentiality, representations, and safe haven
  • Office equipment and examination-service disclosures
    • Minimum equipment, advertising, service content, and charge disclosure
  • Delegation to ancillary personnel
    • Supervision levels, permissible tasks, and retained responsibility
  • Continuing education
    • Hours, subject requirements, credit limits, proof, and exemptions
  • Telehealth
    • Remote-care standards, consent, prescribing, records, and emergencies
  • Temporary and mobile practice and board policies
    • House calls, temporary locations, screenings, and prior approvals
  • Complaints, inspections, and compliance
    • Complaint processing, investigations, inspections, and licensee cooperation

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