21 STEPS Flashcards

1
Q

An objective method of examining the interior of the eye

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1: Opthalmoscopy

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2
Q

To measure the anterior radius of curvature of cornea

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2: Ophthalmometry

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3
Q

To determine Base Curve for CLs Fitting (hard CLs)

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2

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4
Q

Assess the quality of tears

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2

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5
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To assess any ocular pathology e.g. keratoconus/KI plana

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2

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6
Q

To measure the tonic innervation of the muscles at 20 ft.

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3: Habitual Phoria test @ Far

#8: Induced Phoria test @ Far

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7
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To determine lateral muscular imbalance at far

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3: Habitual Phoria test @ Far

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8
Q

To measure the tonic innervation of the muscles at 16 inches

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13A: Habitual Phoria test @ near

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9
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To determine the relative horizontal position of the visual axes when fusion has been broken

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13A: Habitual Phoria test @ near

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10
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To determine the refractive power of the eye objectively

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4: Static Retinoscopy

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11
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If Against movement

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Add minus lenses

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12
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If With movement

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Add plus lenses

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13
Q

Illumination for static retinoscopy

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Dim

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14
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To measure intensity & deterioration of visual pattern

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5: Dynamic Retinoscopy @ 20”

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15
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Test target for dynamic retinoscopy

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Head of reti or magnets

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16
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Measures of negative relative accommodation @ 40”

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6: Dynamic Retinoscopy @ 40”

17
Q

Control lens of dynamic reti @ 40”

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Gross of #5

18
Q

To check the equality of spherical amount

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7: Subjective Refraction Test @ Far

19
Q

Checking the equalization on both eyes

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Equilibrium test

20
Q

Represents the point when the px can no longer compensate for the prism induced retinal disparity

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Blur point

21
Q

Represents the reserve of the total convergence @ far with activation of accommodative convergence

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Break point

22
Q

The limit of fusion field in a distance of 20 ft.; indicates that the induced retinal disparity has been decreased

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Recovery point

23
Q

To measure the vertical displacement under dissociation & equal vertical duction in view of relatively large # of pxs

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12B: Vertical Duction Test @ Far

24
Q

Measures the integrity and deterioration of the visual pattern

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14A: Unfused cross cylinder test @ near

25
Q

Control lens for near point testing in the presence of low amplitude of accommodation

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14A: Fused Cross Cylinder Test @ near

26
Q

To indicate the amount the positive fusional reserve available at the fixation distance

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16A: Positive relative convergence @ near

27
Q

To measure the fusional innervation and accommodation convergence in reserve than can be supplied at the point

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16B: Positive Fusional reserve test @ near

28
Q

To measure the protection against senility

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19: Amplitude of Accommodation

29
Q

Stimulating the accommodation by increasing (-) lenses w/o affecting convergence

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20: Positive Relative Accommodation test

30
Q

Measure the maximum amount of accommodation relaxation

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21: negative relative accommodation test @ near