CLs Flashcards

1
Q

Explain SAM/FAP

A

-Steeper add minus. If the lens is too steep, add minus.

-Flatter add plus. If the lens is too flat, add plus.

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2
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Explain WTR vs ATR astigmatism

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-With the rule. Cornea is steeper in the vertical meridian.

-Against the rule. Cornea is steeper in the horizontal meridian.

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3
Q

What Is the average curvature of the cornea

A

43.00 D

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4
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How much base curve of a GP lens is equivalent to 0.50D

A

0.10mm

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5
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Which Base curve is steeper 7.80mm or 8.00mm?

A

7.80mm (the lower the mm measurement, the steeper the lens is.)

-Picture a piece of string that is that length, and what kind of circle that string would create if drawn around a central point.

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6
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When Prescriptions need to be vertexed for contact lenses, is the vertexing done before or after the equation?

A

Before

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7
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What Are available cylinders for toric lenses?

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Starting at -0.75, increasing in -0.50 increments
-0.75,-1.25,-1.75,-2.25 etc

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8
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What Is the equation for finding vertex?

A

F2=(F1)/(1-x(F1))
Where:
F2: new dioptric value
F1: current dioptric value
x: change in vertex IN METERS (will be something like 0.012 for 12mm)

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9
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Characteristics Of parallelepiped illumination (slit width, magnification, angle, purpose)

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-1-2mm
-10x-25x
-30-50 degrees
-Scanning tissues directly to assess the tear film, cornea, lens anterior chamber. May also use indirect illumination to view adjacent tissues.

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10
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Characteristics Specular reflection, illumination. (Slit width, magnification, angle, purpose)

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-1-2mm (parallelpiped)
-10x-40x
-Same angle as light reflection
-Highlighting imperfections on surface structures, observe tear film, estimate tear meniscus, assess corneal endothelium

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11
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Characteristics of retro illumination from the iris (light, slit, angle, magnification)

A

Light: med-high
Width: 1.5-2mm
Angle: 30-50 degrees
Mag: 16x-40x

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12
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Characteristics Of sclerotic scatter (light, slit, angle, mag, purpose)

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-Light: high
-slit: 1-2mm
-angle: 40-60 degrees
-mag: 6x-10x
-purpose: Uses the cornea to conduct light to provide an overview of corneal pathologies.

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13
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Characteristics Of conical Beam (light, angle, mag,

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14
Q

What amount of astigmatism can be corrected by tear lens?

A

-2.50

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15
Q

Equation for vertical imbalance

A

P=(dxD)/10

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16
Q

Minimum blank size equation

A

MBS=ED+2(decentration)+2mm