Certified Ophthalmic Assistant Practice Exam

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What is Acanthamoeba as noted in the ophthalmic context?

A parasite found in soil and water causing severe keratitis
A type of eye surgery
An eye drop solution
A type of corneal implant

The correct answer is: A parasite found in soil and water causing severe keratitis

Acanthamoeba is a parasite found in soil and water that can cause severe keratitis in the ophthalmic context. It is important for ophthalmic professionals to be aware of this organism as it can lead to significant eye infections if proper precautions and treatment are not taken. The other options are not related to Acanthamoeba - B refers to a type of eye surgery, C refers to an eye drop solution, and D refers to a type of corneal implant, which are not associated with Acanthamoeba in ophthalmic practice.