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CPSS EXAM- OPHTHALMOLOGY LATEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM| COMPLETE 300 REAL EXAM
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Which of the following disclosures require signed permission from the individual whose PHI is being requested?
- Referrals to physicians
- Consultations between physicians treating individuals
- Information requested by an attorney without a subpoena
- Information requested by insurance companies for payment purposes.
- Correct Answer - C.
Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) must be updated in 2013 to include which of the following?
- Names of the owners of the covered entity
- Names of companies that have access to PHI
- Patient's right to restrict disclosures of PHI to a health plan when the
- Profitability of the covered entity. - Correct Answer - C.
patient pays out of pocket and in full for the health care item or service.
If an individual or staff member has a complaint regarding the use of
PHI, the individual must speak with the facility's:
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- Owner
- Maintenance coordinator
- Privacy Officer
- Chief Physician - Correct Answer - d. Privacy officer.
Which of the following is NOT an administrative safeguard requirement?
- Designating a privacy officer
- Developing a cost analysis of HIPAA requirements.
- Obtaining HIPAA-compliant business associate agreements for
- Establishing procedures to prevent terminated employees from
subcontractors
obtaining access to confidential information after termination - Correct Answer - b. Developing a cost analysis of HIPAA requirements.
With age, the lens becomes thick, hard, and non-transparent, causing impaired sight. What is this condition called?
- Cataract
- Corneal Opacity
- Glaucoma
- Hyperopia - Correct Answer - a. Cataract
Which tissue is located at the back of the eye and converts light to electric impulses, which are carried to the brain?
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- Posterior Chamber
- Retina
- Lens - Correct Answer - c. Retina
Impaired drainage of the aqueous humor leads to a rise in intraocular pressure which can damage the retinal nerves. What is this condition called?
- Cataract
- Presbyopia
- Corneal Opacity
- Glaucoma - Correct Answer - d. Glaucoma
Which part of the patient examination tests for gross measurement of peripheral vision, range of motion and function of eye muscles, and evaluates the size, shape, and reaction of the pupils?
- History
- Visual Acuity
- External Exam
- Slit Lamp Examination
- Fundus Examination - Correct Answer - c. External Exam
A numerical value associated with the smallest objects a patient can see
on a specific chart at a specific distance is called:
- History
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- External Exam
- Slit Lamp Examination
- Fundus Examination - Correct Answer - b. Visual Acuity
The lids and eyelashes, the conjunctiva, the cornea, iris, lens, and vitreous are evaluated during which portion of the eye exam?
- History
- Visual Acuity
- External Exam
- Slit Lamp Examination
- Fundus Examination - Correct Answer - d. Slit Lamp Examination
A patient will be asked for their chief complaint and symptoms of their current problem during which portion of the eye exam?
- History
- Visual Acuity
- External Exam
- Slit Lamp Examination
- Fundus Examination - Correct Answer - a. History
Physical safeguards do NOT include which of the following?
- Posting PHI on a white board in the facility
- Storage of PHI in a secure place
- Shredding of PHI
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