NBEO Optometry Part III Patient Care Practice Test
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Clinical optometry examination covering patient examination, diagnosis, treatment, vision therapy, and case management for comprehensive optometric care. 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 Anterior Segment Examination, Assessment and Management, Case History and Communication and Contact Lens Examination.
Preguntas de Muestra
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A 70-year-old reports glare after cataract surgery. Slit lamp shows a centered posterior chamber IOL and visually significant posterior capsular opacification; retina and IOP are normal. What is the best counseling?
A 54-year-old post-LASIK patient has glare and variable refraction. Keratometry is irregular and mires distort; manifest refraction changes between visits. What is the best next step?
A 46-year-old teacher has unilateral sectoral redness, boring tenderness, and mild photophobia. Phenylephrine does not blanch the vessels, IOP is normal, and there is no corneal staining. Which assessment and plan best fits the encounter?
A 74-year-old has gradual difficulty reading. Fundus shows drusen and geographic atrophy involving the fovea without fluid or hemorrhage on OCT. Which counseling is best?
A 59-year-old with diabetes develops sudden horizontal diplopia worse at distance. The right eye cannot abduct fully, pupils are normal, and no other neurologic signs are present. What assessment is most appropriate?