JCAHPO Certified Ophthalmic Assisting EXAM &
STUDY GUIDE || 2026-2027MOST RECENT EXAM
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM | BRAND
NEW VERSION!!
The movement of the eye outward toward the temple. -
ANSWER-abduction
The measurement of optical aberrations of the visual
system using a device called a wavefront analyzer or an
aberrometer. - ANSWER-aberrometry
,A scratch. - ANSWER-abrasion
A localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed
tissue. - ANSWER-abscess
A severe visual field defect in which the largest and
brightest stimulus cannot be seen; blindness at that
specific location. - ANSWER-absolute scotoma
The change in the curvature of the crystalline lens that
helps to focus images of objects close to the eye. -
ANSWER-accommodation
,A chemical injury to tissue, caused by an agent of low pH.
- ANSWER-acidic burns
An infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that
causes a compromised immune system. - ANSWER-
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Refers to a condition that flares up suddenly and persists
for only a short time. - ANSWER-acute
The lower portion of the multifocal lens (usually the lower
part) that provides correction for near vision. Also called
segment or near add. - ANSWER-add
, The movement of the eye inward toward the nose. -
ANSWER-adduction
A family of viruses involved primarily in respiratory
infections; can cause highly contagious forms of
conjunctivitis. - ANSWER-adenovirus
The tissues and structures surrounding the eye; includes
the orbit, extraocular muscles, eyelids, and lacrimal
apparatus. - ANSWER-adnexa
A pupil with normal iris function that fails to constrict
normally with direct light stimulation but reacts strongly
consensually, or when the fellow eye is stimulated. Usually
STUDY GUIDE || 2026-2027MOST RECENT EXAM
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM | BRAND
NEW VERSION!!
The movement of the eye outward toward the temple. -
ANSWER-abduction
The measurement of optical aberrations of the visual
system using a device called a wavefront analyzer or an
aberrometer. - ANSWER-aberrometry
,A scratch. - ANSWER-abrasion
A localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed
tissue. - ANSWER-abscess
A severe visual field defect in which the largest and
brightest stimulus cannot be seen; blindness at that
specific location. - ANSWER-absolute scotoma
The change in the curvature of the crystalline lens that
helps to focus images of objects close to the eye. -
ANSWER-accommodation
,A chemical injury to tissue, caused by an agent of low pH.
- ANSWER-acidic burns
An infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that
causes a compromised immune system. - ANSWER-
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Refers to a condition that flares up suddenly and persists
for only a short time. - ANSWER-acute
The lower portion of the multifocal lens (usually the lower
part) that provides correction for near vision. Also called
segment or near add. - ANSWER-add
, The movement of the eye inward toward the nose. -
ANSWER-adduction
A family of viruses involved primarily in respiratory
infections; can cause highly contagious forms of
conjunctivitis. - ANSWER-adenovirus
The tissues and structures surrounding the eye; includes
the orbit, extraocular muscles, eyelids, and lacrimal
apparatus. - ANSWER-adnexa
A pupil with normal iris function that fails to constrict
normally with direct light stimulation but reacts strongly
consensually, or when the fellow eye is stimulated. Usually
