DCC2 EXAM 1

What is the primary focus of the IAUPR School of Optometry Oath?

What does the oath require optometrists to uphold and promote?

In the oath, what priority must optometrists give to the treatment of those seeking care?

What commitment does the oath expect from optometrists in terms of knowledge and skills?

How should optometrists share information with fellow professionals according to the oath?

As per the oath, what is an optometrist's obligation towards the information entrusted by patients?

What is the main effect of nuclear sclerosis on vision?

Which condition is associated with decreased recovery time in a Photostress Test?

In the context of Declarative Memory, which statement is true about semantic memory in the elderly?

What advice is given for elderly patients regarding lighting?

Which memory type is bound to specific times and places?

What is one common effect of aging on Declarative Memory?

How does nuclear sclerosis impact color discrimination?

What is the primary suggestion for elderly patients in terms of eye care?

What is one way to effectively communicate with elderly people during an exam?

Why is it recommended to describe the steps of the exam and explain why they are being done?

What percentage of millennials view doctors as the single best source of information?

What do millennials often struggle with when it comes to decision-making?

Which of the following is NOT a pillar of morality mentioned in the text?

What are some sources that can influence ethical decisions according to the text?

Which bioethical principle focuses on doing good for the patient?

In what context might bioethics be applied according to the text?

What type of memory shows little to no slow-down with age at higher levels of competency?

What type of decision-making shows that the young do better when reward values are based on the last choice?

What part of the brain is more used by older adults during decision-making, according to the text?

In the second experiment mentioned in the text, what was required for individuals to be better at decision-making?

What percentage of people aged 75 or more found things to be worse than expected?

What part of the brain is related to habitual, reflexive learning and immediate reward in young individuals?

What aspect of decision-making shows that the elderly do better when rewards are based on the first choice?

What should be ensured in facilities for elderly people, according to the text?

According to the Oath of the American Optometric Association, what is the ideal and duty of its members?

What is one of the duties mentioned in the Oath regarding patient data?

In what way do members of the American Optometric Association demonstrate their professionalism according to the Oath?

What is a key aspect of the educational commitment mentioned in the Oath?

How do members of the American Optometric Association ensure that patients receive optimal care?

What is a critical obligation highlighted in the Oath concerning consultation with other professionals?

How do members of the American Optometric Association demonstrate their commitment to better care for visual needs?

What is a fundamental resolve outlined in the Oath regarding the visual welfare of the patient?