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Prevent Blindness Ohio Vision Screening Recertification Exam-Education

Instructions

Please answer the following questions. You may submit your test online or print and return this test to Wendy Klein at Prevent Blindness Ohio, 1500 W. Third Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43212. Tests may also be faxed to Wendy's attention at 614/481-9670. It is important that you take the time to read through both the Preschool Vision Screening Guidelines manual and the Preschool Vision Screening for Healthcare Professionals manual. There are several subtle differences between the two documents. The reason that they are both being used is that the Preschool Vision Screening Guidelines manual specifies the guidelines to be used if you work in a school environment or are a community volunteer. The Preschool Vision Screening for Healthcare Professionals manual specifies the guidelines to be used if you work in a healthcare setting.

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Question - Not Required - Company/organization (if applicable)

Question - Not Required - If you are a primary care provider, do you accept Medicaid patients?

*4.

Question - Required - Date of Vision Screening Training

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Year

Recertification Exam

*5.

Question - Required - Vision screenings are an important public health service for preschool children because: (check all that apply)

	Vision screenings detect potential visual problems at an early age
	Vision screenings diagnose eye diseases and disorders that can cause permanent vision loss
	Vision screenings prescribe treatment for eye diseases and disorders
	Vision screenings provide valuable information about eye health to caregivers

*6.

Question - Required - Scenario: You conduct a preschool vision screening. On that day, you screen 120 children and refer 20. These numbers reflect a high referral rate. In this screening one preschool child in ______ is suspected of having a vision problem.

*7.

Question - Required - Given the high referral rate above, you should: (check one) Re-evaluate your screening procedures, or
Proceed with future vision screenings in same manner

*8.

Question - Required - According to Preschool Vision Screening Participant Guide, one preschool child in _____ has vision problems

*9.

Question - Required - For this program, the Lea Chart has been chosen as the most effective visual acuity chart for preschool screenings. What advantages do you see that this chart has over the other acuity charts such as the HOTV, the Tumbling E and the ETDRS? Check all that apply.

	The Lea Chart does not require knowledge of the alphabet.
	The Lea Chart has pointing cards for children who are shy, non-verbal or non-English speaking children.
	The Lea Chart is dependent upon the development of the child's sense of direction.
	The distances between the shapes and lines may affect results.

*10.

Question - Required - Two common pediatric eye problems that need to found early are: (Select all that apply)

	pink eye
	amblyopia
	strabismus
	myopia

*11.

Question - Required - What is the best way to find amblyopia through a vision screening? (Select all that apply.)

	Near visual acuity
	External observation
	Random Dot E test
	Distance visual acuity

*12.

Question - Required - Which of the following test(s) would you as a screener not conduct on a preschooler? (Select all that apply.)

	Near visual acuity
	External observation
	Random Dot E test
	Distance visual acuity

*13.

Question - Required - The Random Dot E test is used to find: (Select all that apply.)

	A child with visual acuity problems, or
	A child whose eyes aren't working together.

*14.

Question - Required - The critical passing line for children when screening for distance visual acuity using a Lea chart is 20/20
20/32
20/40
20/50

*15.

Question - Required - Amblyopia must be detected and treated before the age of 6 or 7 for treatment to be most successful.

*16.

Question - Required - Another name for lazy eye is strabismus.

*17.

Question - Required - Children who wear glasses should be tested with their glasses on.

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Question - Required - You can refer a child to an eye care professional for an eye examination based on observation alone.

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