Optometry Case History Quiz
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What percentage of cases can physicians diagnose based on case history alone?

  • 30-50%
  • 90-100%
  • 70-90% (correct)
  • 50-70%

Which of the following is NOT an abbreviation used in the case history?

  • OD
  • VA (correct)
  • OS
  • NKDA

What does the abbreviation QID stand for?

  • 2 times per day
  • every day at bedtime
  • 3 times per day
  • 4 times per day (correct)

Which section of the case history includes information about the patient's mood and affect?

<p>Orientation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which section of the case history includes information about the patient's visual acuity?

<p>Review of Symptoms (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation LEE stand for?

<p>Last Eye Exam (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation OU stand for?

<p>Oculi Uniter (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation PRN mean?

<p>As needed (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which section of the case history includes information about the patient's medical conditions?

<p>Medical History (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation QHS stand for?

<p>3 times per day at bedtime (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Medical History

The patient's medical history is a crucial part of the case history. It details all past and present medical conditions, surgeries, hospitalizations, and significant illnesses.

Orientation

The term "Orientation" in case history refers to the patient's awareness of their surroundings. It includes their understanding of time, place, and person.

Review of Symptoms

The Review of Symptoms section in a case history involves a detailed inquiry into the patient's physical symptoms, including any new or worsening conditions.

What does QID stand for?

QID is an abbreviation used in medicine, particularly in prescriptions. It stands for 4 times a day. This indicates the frequency at which a medication should be taken.

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What does OU stand for?

The abbreviation OU stands for "Oculi Uniter", which means both eyes. It is often used in ophthalmology, or eye care, to specify that a treatment or observation applies to both eyes.

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What does QHS stand for?

QHS is another common abbreviation in medicine, signifying 3 times a day at bedtime. It's often used for medications that are taken in the evening.

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Case History Diagnosis

With the aid of a case history, doctors can accurately diagnose a patient's condition in a significant number of cases. The percentage is generally considered to be between 70% and 90%, demonstrating the importance of a thorough history-taking process.

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What does PRN stand for?

PRN, a common abbreviation used in medical prescriptions, stands for "pro re nata", meaning "as needed". This indicates that the medication should be taken only when necessary.

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What does LEE stand for?

LEE is an abbreviation commonly used to specify the date of a patient's last eye examination. This information is often included in the case history as it provides valuable insight into the patient's eye health.

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Which abbreviation is NOT used in case history?

VA is not an abbreviation used in case history. These abbreviations are often used in the medical field to denote different aspects of a patient's health.

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Study Notes

Case History

  • Physicians can diagnose up to 80% of cases based on the case history alone.

Abbreviations

  • QID stands for Quater In Die, meaning four times a day.
  • LEE stands for Low Ear Examination.
  • OU stands for Oculus Uterque, meaning both eyes.
  • PRN stands for Pro Re Nata, meaning as needed.
  • QHS stands for Quaque Hora Somni, meaning every hour of sleep.

Case History Sections

  • The section that includes information about the patient's mood and affect is the Mental Status Examination.
  • The section that includes information about the patient's visual acuity is the Review of Systems.
  • The section that includes information about the patient's medical conditions is the Past Medical History.

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Test your knowledge on the case history component of an optometry comprehensive eye exam with this quiz. Learn about the different sections included in a case history and their importance in making a diagnosis. Familiarize yourself with abbreviations commonly used in optometry.

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