Astigmastism Flashcards

1
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Define Regular Astigmatism

A

Has two primary focal points rather than just one

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2
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How to corrects Astigmatism

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With a cylindrical (toric) lens

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What is Simple Astigmatism

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Has one focal point, and the other is either in front or behind the retina

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4
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How do you convert simple, compound, or unequally mixed astigmatism into a case of equally mixed astigmatism

A

The spherical equivalent calculation

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What is Simple astigmatism - Myopic

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Has a second focal point in Front of the retina

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What is simple astigmatism- Hyperopia

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Has a second focal point Behind the retina

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What is compound astigmatism

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Both focal points are on the same side as the retina (front or behind)

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What is compound Myopic astigmatism

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Has both focal points in front of the retina

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9
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What is compound Hyperopia astigmatism

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Has the focal points behind the retina

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10
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What is mixed astigmatism

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One focal point in front of the retina and one behind the retina

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