NBEO Optometry Part II Applied Basic Science Practice Test
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Optometry board examination covering applied basic science, ocular disease, pharmacology, contact lenses, and clinical optometry competencies. Administered by National Board of Examiners in Optometry as a written (parts i, ii, tmod) and osce (part iii) at nbeo-designated sites format exam. Key domains include Contact Lenses, Glaucoma, Low Vision and Ocular Disease Diagnosis and Management.
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A 35-year-old has central serous chorioretinopathy with a small serous macular detachment on OCT. He uses inhaled and topical corticosteroids for eczema and asthma. Which counseling is most appropriate?
A 58-year-old with +6.00 D hyperopic spectacles has new lenses made 4 mm decentered nasally in each eye relative to distance PD. At distance, what prismatic effect is induced in each eye?
A 19-year-old is hit with a paintball. VA is 20/200, IOP is low, pupil is peaked, and Seidel test is positive at a limbal wound. Which action is most appropriate?
A 66-year-old with pseudoexfoliation has poor dilation, flaky material on the lens capsule, and phacodonesis before cataract surgery. Which intraoperative risk should be anticipated?
A 38-year-old soft lens wearer has burning late in the day. The lens is centered but shows minimal movement, conjunctival indentation after removal, and corneal staining in an arcuate peripheral pattern. Which fit issue is most likely?