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ALS - Advanced Life Support ANS - Advanced procedures, such as drug administration BLS - Basic Life Support ANS - Basic Life Saving Support such as CPR Emergency Medical Technician ANS - EMS professional trained in BLS interventions AEMT - Advanced EMT ANS - EMS professional trained in some ALS interventions Paramedic ANS - EMS professional with extensive training in ALS skills, such as intubation Medical Control ANS - Physician Direction to an ...

Mentally competent patients have the right to refuse treatment. T/F? - ANS True When a patient is unconscious, you may provide treatment under the concept of _________________. - ANS Implied consent List conditions where minors may, by state law, give consent for medical care despite their young age. - ANS Married, armed services, pregnant __________ is sometimes necessary when you are confronted with a patient who is in need of medical treatment and transport...

According to the National EMS Scope of Practice Model, an EMT should be able to: A. assist a patient with certain prescribed medications. B. insert a peripheral IV line and infuse fluids. C. administer epinephrine via the subcutaneous route. D. interpret a basic (ECG) rhythm and treat accordingly. - ANS A. assists a patient with certain prescribed medications. An appropriate demonstration of professionalism when your patient is frightened, demanding, or unpleasant is to: Select ...

What test does JCAHPO have? - ANS COA COT COMT What does COA stand for? - ANS Certified Ophthalmic Assistant What does COT stand for? - ANS Certified Ophthalmic Technician What does COMT stand for? - ANS Certified Ophthalmic Medical Technologist Name 2 things you have to do to get COA. - ANS 1) Complete the class. 2) Work in Ophthalmology as an Ophthalmic Assistant for 6 months. What are the 3 'O' ? - ANS 1) Ophthalmology ...

What does JCAHPO stand for? - ANS Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology BLANK are professional medical doctors. - ANS Ophthalmologists BLANK fills prescriptions for reading glasses. - ANS Opticians fill prescriptions for reading glasses. An ophthalmologist that concentrates on one area of the eye is known as BLANK. - ANS Subspecialist is an ophthalmologist that concentrates on treating one area of the eye. BLANK fits patients...

What is NOT important when documenting the history of an ocular injury? - ANS presence of others when the injury occurred Which one of the following ocular conditions will LEAST likely present in a patient's family history? - ANS conjunctivitis When evaluating a patient for cataract surgery, which of the following systemic illnesses is LEAST important? - ANS urinary incontinence Which symptoms might suggest angle-closure glaucoma? - ANS rainbow c...

Ophthalmology - ANS Specialized branch of medicine Medical and surgical specialty concerned with the eye and surrounding structures, their proper function, eye diseases and disorders, and all aspects of vision One of the oldest specialties in medicine dating back to mid nineteenth century when the invented - ANS ophthalmoscope was invented The ophthalmoscope was the first instrument that allowed a view of....... - ANS blood vessels inside an organ without su...

What are the three levels of certified ophthalmic medical assisting? - ANS Certified ophthalmic assistant (COA), Certified ophthalmic technician (COT), Certified ophthalmic medical technologist (COMT) What is an orthoptist? - ANS Helps with diagnosis, management and non-surgical treatment of eye muscle imbalance What is an Optometrist? - ANS Prescribes and fits eyeglasses and contact lens, screens for eye diseases and is NOT a medical doctor What is an opti...

Ophthalmic medical assistants may be required to do all tasks except which of the following? - ANS Diagnose patients' eye conditions Which of the following is a subspecialty certification offered by JCAHPO? - ANS OSA Ophthalmologists who confine their practice to diagnosing and treating a defined area of the eye or disease are called - ANS subspecialists Ocularist - ANS measures and fits patients with artificial eyes Ophthalmologist - ANS ...

The range of wavelengths in the visible spectrum is: a) 100 to 400 nanometers b) 400 to 800 nanometers c) 450 to 650 nanometers d) 400 to 800 meters (m) - ANS b) Depending on which reference is consulted, visible light is in the range of 400 to 800 nanometers. (Be sure to watch the units of measurement given in an answer. "Meters" in answer d should have indicated that it was incorrect.) Immediately on either side of the visible spectrum are the invisible light segments of: a)...