5.3 - Spectacle magnification Flashcards

1
Q

What lens is needed to correct myopia

A

Negative sp lens

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2
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What happens in Spectacle Lens Correction of Myopia

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  • Start from infinitrly distant object = parallel rays of light coming in
  • Spectacle lens then forms image at 2nd focal point fsp’ – object for eye
  • Here, image produce by sp lens subtends angle omega at sp lens
  • Ray incident on eye, it subtends a smaller angle at eye – u = image h2’ ( retinal image ) is reduced in comparison to same object h1’ subtended at omega at eye befoe going through sp lens =
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3
Q

What does spectacle correction affect

A

Magnification at final retinal image

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4
Q

What does sp lens do in myopic lens

A

Minification - reduce angle subtended at eye

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5
Q

Is retinal image smaller or bigger in spectacle lens correction of myopia than uncorrected eye and how

A

Smaller

The angle subtended by h1’ at the eye, u, is less than the angle subtended at negative sp lens

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6
Q

What happens when no sp lens in place

A

It is uncorrected eye

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7
Q

What does Fe/K act as

A

Correction factor

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8
Q

What is spectacle magnification known as

A

The ratio h2’ / hb’

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9
Q

What is spectacle magnification formula

A

SM = 1 + dK

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10
Q

What happens to retinal image in spectacle corrected myopes

A

Retinal image is smaller

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11
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What happens to retinal image in spectacle corrected hypermetropes

A

Retinal image is larger

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12
Q

Why is retinal image in spectacle corrected myopes smaller

A
  • Product d i.e vertex distance which is always positive x K i.e ocular refraction which is negative in myopia
  • Sp magnification is less than 1 - Minifcation
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13
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Why is retinal image in spectacle corrected hypermetropes larger

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  • Value of k is positive, value of vertex distance d is positive
  • Spectacle mag is greater than 1
  • Magnifcation
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14
Q

What happens in contact lens wearers in terms of mag

A

No mag effect

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15
Q

Why is there no mag effect for contact lens wearers

A

Vertex distance is 0

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16
Q

What is other spectacle magnification formula

A

SM = K/Fsp

17
Q

Do you need higher of lower power for myopic correction in sp plane than eye

A

Higher

-Denominator bigger than numerator – sp mag of 1

18
Q

Do you need higher of lower power for hypermetropic correction in sp plane than eye

A

Less positive power

Numerator larger than denominator = sp mag larger

19
Q

What is consequence of spectacle mag in myopia

A

Spectacle correction of myopes produces minification of what looking at; objects appear slightly smaller and darker possibly leading to patient preference during subjective refinement

20
Q

What is consequence of spectacle mag in hypermetropia

A

Spectacle correction of hypermetropes makes objects slightly larger including their eyes – less problem – more aware of blur but read just as much – eyes magnified

21
Q

What is consequence of spectacle mag in contact lens wearers

A

Nothing - differences in visual performance