Accommodative Tests Flashcards

1
Q

Probe bodies used in testing accommodation

A

Lenses (Plus or minus)

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2
Q

Probe body that stimulates accommodation

A

minus lens

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3
Q

Probe body that inhibits accommodation

A

Plus lens

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4
Q

Accommodative tests

A

19 - Amplitude of accommodation
20 - Positive Relative Accommodation
21 - Negative Relative Accommodation
14A - Dissociated/Unfused/Monocular Cross Cylinder Test
14B - Associated/Fused/Binocular Cross Cylinder Test

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5
Q

Probe body used in VT19 AOA

A

Lenses

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6
Q

Test distance used in VT19

A

13 inches (33 cm)

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7
Q

Test target used in VT19

A

0.62 or J3 of jaegers card

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8
Q

True or False

It is not necessary for VT19 and NPA to have almost the same result

A

False

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9
Q

The only test that uses different procedure in presbyope and non-presby

A

VT19

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10
Q

Endpoint of VT19

A

Total Blur Out

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11
Q

VT19 tests the ___________ stimulated accommodation.

A

Maximum

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12
Q

AOA normal expected result is based on

A

Hofstetter’s formula
Donder’s table

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13
Q

In a non presbyope, _____________ lenses is used to blur out target.

A

minus

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14
Q

Non presbyopia LIP during VT19

A

VT7 (Subjective Refraction)

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15
Q

Formula of AOA for non presbyope

A

TBO-VT7+2.5O

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16
Q

Formula in getting 2.50 used in AOA

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Working distance - Average lag

Working distance: 40in/13in = 3.07
Average lag: 0.50
WD - AL = 2.50

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17
Q

A _________________ patient is given an addition of 2.50 because the AOA is still high

A

Non presbyope

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18
Q

As age increases, the AOA ___________

A

decreases

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19
Q

LIP of presbyope during VT19

A

TNC

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20
Q

_______ lens is used to inhibit or relax accommodation

A

Plus

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21
Q

Probe body used on presbyopia to totally blue out 0.62cm

A

Plus

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22
Q

Formula in getting AOA of presbyope patient

A

(TBO - VT7 Distance correction) -2.50

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23
Q

Test target of NPA

A

isolated J3 of Jaegers card

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24
Q

Unit of measurement used in NPA and NPC

A

cm

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25
Q

True or false

NPA result should be converted from cm to D

A

True

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26
Q

ANALYSIS OF NPA RESULTS

Mono and bino has almost the same result

A

normal

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27
Q

ANALYSIS OF NPA RESULTS

Low mono, high bino

A

Accommodative problem

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28
Q

If __________ result is lower than ________ and is lower than computed minimum Hofstetter’s Formula by 2D or more, there is an accommodative problem.

A

mono, bino

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29
Q

If mono result is lower than bino and is lower than computed _________ Hofstetter’s Formula by 2D or more, there is an accommodative problem.

A

minimum

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30
Q

If mono result is lower than bino and is lower than computed minimum Hofstetter’s Formula by __D or more, there is an accommodative problem.

A

2

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31
Q

If mono result is lower than bino and is lower than computed minimum Hofstetter’s Formula by 2d or more, there is an ______________.

A

accommodative problem

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32
Q

ANALYSIS OF NPA RESULTS

HIGH mono, LOW bino

A

Convergence problem

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33
Q

Accommodative Problems

A

Accommodative insufficiency
Accommodative excess
Accommodative spasm
Ill-sustained accommodation or Accommodative fatigue
Inertia of accommodation or Accommodative infacility
Paralysis of accommodation
Absence of accommodation

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34
Q

Convergence Problems

A

Convergence Excess
Convergence insufficiency
Divergence excess
Divergence insufficiancy
Basic esophoria
Basic exophoria

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35
Q

Accommodation is best tested ________________

A

Monocular

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36
Q

Convergence is best tested ________________

A

Binocular

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37
Q

Accommodative problem where accommodation is constantly below normal and 2D below minimum Hofstetter’s

A

Accommodative insufficiency

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38
Q

When results are higher than 2.00D or above compared to the maximum, and is constant, it is

A

ACCOMMODATIVE EXCESS

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39
Q

VT19 or NPA is decreasing upon conducting trials. The accommodative system of the eyes cannot maintain, and becomes fatigued

A

Ill-sustained accommodation

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40
Q

Also known as accommodative fatigue

A

ill-sustained accommodation

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41
Q

If the decrease of accommodation is at least 1D and above it is considered

A

ill-sustained

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42
Q

Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (18.5 - 0.3 x age) and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is

A

accommodative spasm

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43
Q

Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (____________) and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm

A

18.5 - 0.3 x age

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44
Q

Average AOA is obtained through the ______________ or _____________ and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm

A

Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (18.5 - 0.3 x age)

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45
Q

Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (18.5 - 0.3 x age) and if it is ____________ greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm

A

10.00D

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46
Q

Only test used to check for accommodative infacility

A

Flipper test

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47
Q

Flipper test results are low whether on the plus or on minus there is

A

Accommodative infacility

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48
Q

Accommodative problem present when there is history of medications, systemic diseases. but if If the medication is removed or stopped and systemic disease is treated, the AOA will return to normal

A

Paralysis of accommodation

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49
Q

only condition contributing to ABSENCE OF ACCOMMODATION

A

aphakia

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50
Q

Condition where there is no crystalline lens

A

aphakia

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51
Q

True or False

If the patient is pseudophakic (has IOL), there is ACCOMMODATION

A

False

IOL only has prescription but it does not contract or relaxes

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52
Q

Name of VT#20

A

Positive Relative Accommodation

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53
Q

Operational name of PRA

A

Minus sphere to blur out at near on reduced 20/20 snellen

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54
Q

Significance of PRA

A

To determine the maximum amount of accommodation that can be stimulated

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55
Q

Accommodative test that indirectly measured the negative fusional vergence

A

Positive relative accommodation

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55
Q

Accommodative test that assesses anything with eso

A

Positive Relative Accommodation

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56
Q

Test distance of PRA

A

16 inches

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57
Q

Test target of PRA

A

RSTC 20/20

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58
Q

Endpoint of PRA

A

Blurring, first blur, slight blure

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59
Q

Normal expected for PRA

A

-2.00 to -2.25

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60
Q

PRA is not only an indication of px’s ability to stimulate accommodation but also a reflection of the status of _____________

A

negative fusional vergence

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61
Q

When the endpoint is reached in PRA, a differentiation of the causative factor can be made by __________________

A

occluding one eye

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62
Q

During PRA, f you cover one eye, whether right or left, and print gets clearer, the px has _____________________. The patient may have ____________________.

A

CONVERGENCE PROBLEM; DECOMPENSATED ESOPHORIA

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63
Q

If the target stays clear or the same blurring with both eyes, ___________ problem with accommodation or convergence.

A

no

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64
Q

If you cover one eye, and the blurring ___________, there is an ACCOMMODATIVE PROBLEM

A

worsens

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65
Q

If you cover one eye, and the blurring worsens, there is an _________________________

A

ACCOMMODATIVE PROBLEM

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66
Q

Indication of HIGH PRA

A

clinically insignificant because VT20 evaluates negative fusional vergence or VT17A in an indirect manner

67
Q

Indication of LOW PRA

A

decompensated esophoria
accommodative insufficiency
ill-sustained accommodation
accommodative infacility

68
Q

Name of VT21

A

Negative Relative Accommodation

68
Q

Operational name for NRA

A

Plus sphere to blur out at near on reduced 20/20 snellen

69
Q

Significance of NRA

A

To determine the maximum amount of accommodation that can be relaxed

70
Q

NRA indirectly measures the

A

Positive fusional vergence

71
Q

Assesses anything with exo

A

Negative relative accommodation

72
Q

Type of probing used in NRA

A

inhibition

73
Q

Test distance of NRA

74
Q

Test target of NRA

A

RSTC 20/20

75
Q

Normal expected for NRA

A

+1.75 to +2.00D

76
Q

___________ is a test to evaluate positive fusional vergence in an indirect manner.

77
Q

The accommodative status of the px can be tested monocularly, by simply covering one eye if target gets clear- ______________ is at fault or __________

A

fusional vergence system; convergence problem

78
Q

During NRA, if you cover one eye, whether right or left, and print gets ____________, the px has CONVERGENCE PROBLEM. The patient may have ___________.

A

clearer, DECOMPENSATED EXOPHORIA

79
Q

If the target ____________________ with both eyes, no problem with accommodation or convergence.

A

stays clear or the same blurring

80
Q

If you cover one eye, and the blurring worsens, there is _______________ PROBLEM.

A

ACCOMMODATIVE

81
Q

HIGH NRA indicates

A

an over minus during VT7

82
Q

LOW NRA indicates

A

Decompensated exophoria
Accommodative Excess
Accommodative Spasm
Accommodative Infacility

83
Q

If a patient is _______________, it is normal that the PRA results will be low because they have difficulty accommodating or the ciliary muscles

84
Q

If a patient has incipient cataract, it is normal that PRA will be _____ because when the lens opacifies, it goes towards more ______.

A

high; minus

85
Q

What is the operational name of VT19 if px is non presbyope?

A

MINUS LENS TO BLUR OUT 0.62 / J3

86
Q

What is the spatial direction of the eye of VT19 if px is presbyope?

A

AWAY FROM THE PLANE OF REGARD

87
Q

A 25 year old px VT7 is -3.50. Lens to blur out is -9.75. What is the AOA?

88
Q

What is the range of normal lag?

A

+0.25 to +0.75

89
Q

NPA result of a 12 year old px over OD: 12.00D, OS: 12.50, OU: 9.50. What seems to be the problem of the px?

A

CONVERGENCE PROBLEM

90
Q

What is the maximum AOA of a 37 year old px?

91
Q

Results of NOA of a 20 yr old px is OD 8.75. OS is 9.25 OU is 10.50D. What is the condition of the px?

92
Q

A 15. year old px has VT19 of 8.75 repeatedly. What is the suspected condition of the px?

A

ACCOMMODATIVE INSUFFICIENCY

93
Q

What is the test name of VT20?

A

POSITIVE RELATIVE ACCOMMODATION

94
Q

What is 5e probe body of VT21?

95
Q

During NPA, if px see that the target becomes clearer, what is the suspected result of MEM?

A

LEAD OF ACCOMMODATION

96
Q

What is the suspected muscle imbalance if the ox PRA results reveal low PRA?

A

DECOMPENSATED ESOPHORIA.

97
Q

Accommodative Tests

A

VT19, 20, 21, and also 14A and 14B

98
Q

Chronological Order of Cross cylinder Test

A

14A - 15A - 14B - 15B

99
Q

Maximum plus to equality of line target under dissociated line target thru cross cylinder

100
Q

What is measured during VT14A?

A
  1. The amount of accommodation free of convergence at 16 inches
  2. Measure of intensity & deterioration of the visual pattern
  3. Measure of degree of embedding of the visual problem
  4. Measure or recency of visual pattern
  5. Measure of anisometropia at near
101
Q

a visual problem in which the px has fairly adjusted & achieved the best possible equilibrium in space

A

Embedded case

102
Q

Embedded case is also known as

A

structured or organized

103
Q

It is innate or within the eye of the patient already.

104
Q

It is a visual problem making adjustments or adaptations in visual skills or visual performance to the need of the individual in the environment in which he lives

A

non-embedded

105
Q

14A MEASURES _______________ PROBLEM.

106
Q

According to Leo Manas, VT 14 A IS DONE _________ PRISM

107
Q

Name of VT14A

A

Dissociated / Unfused / Monocular Cross Cylinder Test

108
Q

LIP of 14A
1. Presbyope
2. Non- Presbyope

A
  1. Distance VT7
  2. VT7
109
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Put +/-0.50 always on VT14A , it doesn’t matter if you are using JCC or prism

A

false
If you use prisms, you can use the +/-0.50, but if not you can use the JCC.

110
Q

Chronological order of illumination changes in 14A

A
  1. 20 ft candle (Room)
  2. 2 ft candle (Dim)
111
Q

From vertical lines darker, you reduce the _______ until it becomes EQUAL.

111
Q

From horizontal lines darker, you reduce the _______ until it becomes EQUAL.

112
Q

Equal -> Add plus -> Vertical Darker -> Add _____ -> Equality

113
Q

Patient cannot identify if the vertical or horizontal is getting darker

A

unclassified

114
Q

The eyes become confused if it is lag or lead of accommodation

A

unclassified

115
Q

If the px reports that the horizontal/vertical lines are dark and no equality is achieved, you leave the recording as _____________.

116
Q

1st step to do if px sees inequality with VT 7

A

Add +0.25 Dsph

117
Q

If even after adding +0.25 Dsph, px still see inequality, what is the next step?

A

Add minus cyl with axis at 90 to the darkest line until px reports equal

118
Q

Procedure of 14 A (lag)

A
  1. Monoculary done, binocularly open
  2. Px says V & H lines are equal, VT7 is correct, turn off light (dim illumination or 2ft candle)
  3. Place JCC red dot @ 90
  4. Monocularly add + until vertical darker
  5. From vertical darker, add minus until equality.
  6. Record number of steps from vertical darker to equality
119
Q

Procedure of 14 A (lead)

A
  1. Monoculary done, binocularly open
  2. Px says V & H lines are equal, VT7 is correct turn off light (dim illumination or 2ft candle)
  3. Place JCC red dot @ 90
  4. Monocularly add +, if px reports H darker, go back to initial
  5. From equality (initial) add minus until horizontal darker.
  6. From horizontal darker, add plus until equality.
  7. Record number of steps from horizontal darker to equality
120
Q

In books, only 0.25 is added both on the sphere and the minus cylinder. If equality is not achieved with adding those, ______________________-.

A

YOU NEED TO RECHECK VT7

121
Q

In pediatric patients, you record the number of clicks in_____ not LIP.

122
Q

The equivalent accommodative effect at 16 inches should never be greater than _______. This value is the maximum allowable lag.

123
Q

Clinically the average value of this add is 0.50 to 0.75D (non presbyope) - this correction factor for the influence of convergence is called _____.

124
Q

In VT5, LIP is recorded but when you count the ___________ from gross of VT4 to VT5, it will be almost the same as 14A result.

A

number of clicks

125
Q

what does a w/ movement from VT#4 to VT#5 means?

A

lag of accommodation

126
Q

what does a v/s movement from VT#4 to VT#5 means?

A

lead of accommodation

127
Q

5, 14A presbyope result:

A

Reading Add/TNC

128
Q

When is #5, 14A result considered as the TNC of the patient?

A

Emmetropic presby

128
Q

VT7 is LIP, and ask the patient to look at the near target, when it is with movement, it is towards plus and when it is against movement, it is toward minus.

129
Q

T/F
VT5, VT14A, and MEM should coincide.

130
Q

If VT14A is less plus than VT7 reading add (or VT7 reading add is higher than VT14A), _____ plus lens.

131
Q

Patient can still accommodate and accommodation is still stimulated. This is a complete rejection of plus lens application at near point. These are the ___________ px who complain of their glasses being too strong & yet have better than standard acuity at far.

132
Q

Procedure is SAME as 13B but lens in place is the result of 14 a

133
Q

Base in prism to vertical alignment of dissociated line target thru 14a

134
Q

TESTS THAT USES CROSS GRID AS TEST TARGET

A

14 A
14 B
15 A

135
Q

this test is Insignificant for non-presbyope but ignificant for presbyope because it is the INTERMEDIATE CORRECTION

136
Q

Maximum plus to equality of line target under fused conditions thru cross cylinder

137
Q

Horizontal lines are dark
MINUS lenses are ADDED
LEAD OR LAG?

138
Q

PLUS lenses are ADDED

139
Q

Maximum plus to equality of line target under fused conditions thru cross cylinders, control lenses 14B

140
Q

TEST TARGET FOR 15B

A

RSTC 20/20

141
Q

ILLUM OF 15B

142
Q

ILLUM FOR 15 A

A

40 FT CANDLE

143
Q

It determines the reading add for presbyopic patients.

144
Q

Objective measurement of anisometropia at near

145
Q

NORMAL LAG (Physiological lag) :

A

+0.25 to +0.75

146
Q

the ciliary muscles are slow to contract

147
Q

Focusing system of the eye is under accommodating at abnormal level

148
Q

fast and overstimulation or over contraction of the ciliary muscles

149
Q

If lag is higher than +0.75DS, the ff. Are the suspected condition:

A

Near esophoria
Accommodation dysfunction (insufficiency of accommodation or ill-sustained accommodation)
Under corrected hyperopia
Over corrected myopia
Higher plus diopters except if presbyope

150
Q

FORMULA OF HOFSTETTER’S
1. MAX
2. AVE
3. MIN

A
  1. 25 - 0.4 (AGE)
  2. 18.5 - 0.3 (AGE)
  3. 15 - 0.25 (AGE)
151
Q

If less than 2.00D from the minimum AOA according to Hostetter’s, that is _________________.

A

accommodative insufficiency

152
Q

Also called accommodative fatigue

A

ILL-SUSTAINED ACC

153
Q

Lower AOA as you perform trials for AOA

A

ill-sustained accommodation.

154
Q

Can lead to pseudomyopia

A

LEAD OF ACCOMMODATION

155
Q

If lead or excessive accommodation is present, the ff. Are the suspected condition:

A

Near exophoric
Spasm of accommodation / excessive accommodation
Under corrected myopia

156
Q

2 diopters or more from the maximum is

A

ACC EXCESS

157
Q

It is already ____________ because it is 10D greater than the normal amplitude

A

spasm of accommodation