OPTOMETRY LICENSING PREPARATION
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● What injections can you do? Answer: Anything except sub-tenon,
retrobulbar, peribulbar, facial nerve block, sub conj, dermal filler, IV,
IM, infraorbital, intraocular, Botox.
● How many hours of training for injections? Answer: 30 hours.
● what meds can ODs prescribe? Answer: Nonnarcotic oral analgesics,
hydrocodone orally, Schedule III and IV
● When must Dr. notify PCP about pt pain meds? Answer: no more than
72 hours of use, unless it's hydrocodone, then no more than 48 hours.
● What must you do before starting glaucoma pt on beta blocker?
Answer: take complete case history and determine if pt has had physical
exam in past year. If no exam OR if pt has hx of CHF, Bradycardia, heart
block, asthma, or COPD pt must have an exam before rx is written.
● If pt hasn't responded to glc meds after ______ days, they must be
referred to an OMD. Answer: 60 days
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● What injections can you do? Answer: Anything except sub-tenon,
retrobulbar, peribulbar, facial nerve block, sub conj, dermal filler, IV,
IM, infraorbital, intraocular, Botox.
● How many hours of training for injections? Answer: 30 hours.
● what meds can ODs prescribe? Answer: Nonnarcotic oral analgesics,
hydrocodone orally, Schedule III and IV
● When must Dr. notify PCP about pt pain meds? Answer: no more than
72 hours of use, unless it's hydrocodone, then no more than 48 hours.
● What must you do before starting glaucoma pt on beta blocker?
Answer: take complete case history and determine if pt has had physical
exam in past year. If no exam OR if pt has hx of CHF, Bradycardia, heart
block, asthma, or COPD pt must have an exam before rx is written.
● If pt hasn't responded to glc meds after ______ days, they must be
referred to an OMD. Answer: 60 days
