Safety First
Germ-Busters
The Eyes Have It
Private Matters
Crack the Code
100

These items must go in designated red containers:

Sharps

100

Hand Hygiene and PPE are examples of these:

Standard precautions

100

The measurement of the eye from the front of the cornea to the interior limiting membrane of the retina:

Axial Length

100

"PHI" stands for:

Protected Health Information

100

HPI stands for

History of Present Illness

200

Where our eyewash station is located:

Lane 4 and ASC Dirty Room

200

Contaminated materials including garments and sharps should be disposed of in this time frame:

As soon as feasibly possible, preferably immediately

200

A curtain covering part of the vision could indicate:

A retinal detachment

200

HIPAA regulations and policies must only be followed by these staff members:

ALL staff members

200

These two types of imaging cannot be billed on the same day:

Macula and Optic Nerve Head OCT

300

Where our AED is located:

ASC post op 

300

The presence or the reasonably anticipated presence of blood or other potentially infectious materials on an item or surface makes it:

Contaminated

300

The two most important values for calculating the IOL power:

Axial Length and Keratometry

300

It is only appropriate for staff to access a patient's protected health information when:

It is for patient care purposes. 

300

If it isn't documented:

It didn't happen

400

A a document required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that contains data about the physical properties of a particular hazardous substance:

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

400

This should be done before entering/exiting a patient care area, before and after patient contact, and before and after applying gloves

Hand Hygiene

400

Patients with Asthma or COPD should not take this type of glaucoma drop:

Beta-Blockers

400

Doors to the medical records billing department must be locked:

Whenever there is not a staff member present inside the department.

400

What type of code is used to signify tests, exams, and procedures?

CPT code

500

The words behind the acronym "OSHA"

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

500

A specific eye, mouth, other mucous membrane, non-intact skin, or parenteral contact with blood or other potentially infection materials

An exposure incident

500

The part of the eye that produces aqueous humor:

The Ciliary Body

500

The words behind the acronym "HIPAA"

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

500

A new patient exam where both eyes were dilated, a full ROS was completed, externals are documented, and a decision for cataract surgery was made would result in this exam code:

99204

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