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Optometry Boards: Clinical Procedures and Instrumentation

Slit lamp examination, tonometry, and ophthalmoscopy procedure and instrument concepts tested on the NBEO.

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34 basic cards for NBEO Optometry. Set 2 of 11 in Optometry Boards. It opens with "What instrument is used to examine the anterior segment of the eye under" and "What are the two main systems of a slit lamp?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What instrument is used to examine the anterior segment of the eye under magnification?
Show answerThe slit lamp biomicroscope.
What are the two main systems of a slit lamp?
Show answerThe illumination system and the observation (viewing) system.
What slit lamp illumination technique aims the light beam and viewing microscope at the same focal point?
Show answerDirect focal illumination.
What slit lamp illumination technique gives a broad, low magnification overview of the lids and conjunctiva?
Show answerDiffuse illumination.
Which slit lamp technique is used to evaluate the corneal endothelial mosaic?
Show answerSpecular reflection.
What slit lamp technique aims light at the corneal limbus so the cornea itself carries scattered light, revealing subtle opacities?
Show answerSclerotic scatter.
What slit lamp technique views a structure illuminated by light reflected off a deeper surface behind it?
Show answerRetroillumination.
Which slit lamp illumination technique uses a narrow beam to determine the precise depth of a corneal lesion?
Show answerAn optic section.
What slit lamp beam shape is used to evaluate corneal layers in three dimensions?
Show answerA parallelepiped.
What slit lamp technique estimates anterior chamber angle depth without gonioscopy?
Show answerThe Van Herick technique.
In Van Herick grading, what does a chamber-depth-to-corneal-thickness ratio of less than 1 to 4 indicate?
Show answerA narrow, potentially occludable anterior chamber angle.
What slit lamp filter enhances visualization of fluorescein staining?
Show answerThe cobalt blue filter.
Fluorescein dye pools in and stains what type of corneal defect?
Show answerAn epithelial defect, such as an abrasion.
What is the typical magnification range of a slit lamp biomicroscope?
Show answerAbout 6x to 40x.
What is considered the gold standard method for measuring intraocular pressure?
Show answerGoldmann applanation tonometry.

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