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Exam 2026-2027 With Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers| Brand New Version!
What makes up the Posterior Chamber of the Eye? - ANSWER-Area
between the Iris and Lens
Where is the Macula located? - ANSWER-In the eye on the retina.
What is the function of the Retina? - ANSWER-Transmits light rays to
the brain, by way of the optic nerve, to be interpreted.
The Sclera is also called what? - ANSWER-Globe
What is the outer most layer of the eyeball called? - ANSWER-Sclera
When there is a laceration to the Sclera what do you need to know for
coding? - ANSWER-Relation of Ora Serrata and Equator
What is the Vitreous portion of the eye? - ANSWER-The gel like portion
of the eye that maintains shape.
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, What is the only injury that can be coded in the Temporomandibular
joint? - ANSWER-Dislocation
A transverse fracture through the lower maxilla, maxillary alveolar
process, maxillary sinus, hard plate and lower pteygoid plate. -
ANSWER-LeFort I
Does a LeFort II fracture line impact the orbital socket? - ANSWER-Yes.
What is Epistaxis? - ANSWER-On going bleeding in the nose
Can you code Epistaxis if there is a fracture in the nose or septum? -
ANSWER-No
A pyramidal fracture through the nasal bone, lacrimal bone, orbital
floor, infra orbital margin, upper zygomatic-maxillary line, maxillary
sinus, lateral pterygoid and into the pterygoidgopalatine fossa. -
ANSWER-LeFort II
What are the 4 orbits of the eye socket? - ANSWER-Rim, Floor, Medial
Wall and Lateral Wall
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Exam 2026-2027 With Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers| Brand New Version!
What makes up the Posterior Chamber of the Eye? - ANSWER-Area
between the Iris and Lens
Where is the Macula located? - ANSWER-In the eye on the retina.
What is the function of the Retina? - ANSWER-Transmits light rays to
the brain, by way of the optic nerve, to be interpreted.
The Sclera is also called what? - ANSWER-Globe
What is the outer most layer of the eyeball called? - ANSWER-Sclera
When there is a laceration to the Sclera what do you need to know for
coding? - ANSWER-Relation of Ora Serrata and Equator
What is the Vitreous portion of the eye? - ANSWER-The gel like portion
of the eye that maintains shape.
1|Page
, What is the only injury that can be coded in the Temporomandibular
joint? - ANSWER-Dislocation
A transverse fracture through the lower maxilla, maxillary alveolar
process, maxillary sinus, hard plate and lower pteygoid plate. -
ANSWER-LeFort I
Does a LeFort II fracture line impact the orbital socket? - ANSWER-Yes.
What is Epistaxis? - ANSWER-On going bleeding in the nose
Can you code Epistaxis if there is a fracture in the nose or septum? -
ANSWER-No
A pyramidal fracture through the nasal bone, lacrimal bone, orbital
floor, infra orbital margin, upper zygomatic-maxillary line, maxillary
sinus, lateral pterygoid and into the pterygoidgopalatine fossa. -
ANSWER-LeFort II
What are the 4 orbits of the eye socket? - ANSWER-Rim, Floor, Medial
Wall and Lateral Wall
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