Certified Ophthalmic Assistant Practice Exam

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Near vision is recorded at the smallest type the patient can read comfortably at what distance?

  1. 8-10 inches

  2. 10-12 inches

  3. 12-14 inches

  4. 14-16 inches

The correct answer is: 14-16 inches

Near vision is recorded at the smallest type the patient can read comfortably at a distance of 14-16 inches. This distance is standardized to ensure consistency in near vision assessments across different patients and healthcare providers. Reading distance is an essential component of assessing near vision, as it helps determine the patient's ability to clearly see and interpret close-up objects and text. By using a standardized distance of 14-16 inches for near vision assessments, ophthalmic assistants can accurately document and track changes in a patient's near vision over time.

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