Fitting and Adjusting Flashcards

1
Q

If the eyelashes rub the lenses, the fitter should do what?

A

Increase the vertex distance

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2
Q

If the wearer complains that the glasses feel snug but still slip down the nose, one likely cause is what?

A

Pressure is being applied by the temple shafts anterior to the ear

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3
Q

A wearer complains that the lenses are unequally distant from the eyes. To correct this, what could the optician do?

A

Increase the temple spread on the side farthest from the face

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4
Q

When the frame front is tested for four point touch but only touches on the two temporal eyewires, the frame _____

A

Has face form

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5
Q

Bowing the temples is an expression referring to what?

A

Curving the temples around the head

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6
Q

If the eyewires touch the eyebrows, the adjustment to take care of this condition would be which of the following?
a.) Spread pads apart
b.) Bend pad arms up
c.) Increase pantoscopic tilt
d.) All of the above

A

d.) All of the above

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7
Q

When adjusting the frame, the bifocal height can be lowered by using what adjustment?

A

Using more pantoscopic tilt

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8
Q

To relieve the pressure causing soreness at the front edge of the nose pads, a good adjustment would be what?

A

Decrease the flare of the pads

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9
Q

If the pads are bent down and the pads realigned, this adjustment will do what?

A

Raise the front

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10
Q

If the left temple is angled down, this adjustment will do what?

A

Raise the left side of the front

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11
Q

If the pad arms are shortened, this adjustment will do what?

A

bring the front closer in

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12
Q

If the pads are brought closer together, this adjustment will do what?

A

Raise the front

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13
Q

If the left temple is angled out, this adjustment will do what?

A

Bring left side of the front toward the left eye

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14
Q

To relieve tension on both ears, a good adjustment would be to do what?

A

Lengthen both temples

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15
Q

The plier best used for adjustment of end pieces is the what?

A

Wide angle end piece plier

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16
Q

Which of the following is not a recommended part of a basic frame-adjusting tool kit?
a.) snipe-nosed pliers
b.) Bracing pliers
c.) temple angling pliers
d.) bridge widening pliers

A

d.) bridge widening pliers

17
Q

What is another term for “standard alignment”?

A

Bench alignment

18
Q

For frames with adjustable guard arms, to lower the frame, what should an optician do with the pads?

A

raise the pads

19
Q

How much pantoscopic tilt should a properly fitted pair of glasses have in most cases?

A

8 degrees

20
Q

What is the first thing to consider when fitting a frame to a patient’s face?

A

The width of the frame

21
Q

In most cases, how much flare should properly fitted temples have?

A

2 degrees

22
Q

What is the only adjustment possible with the nosepads of plastic frames?

A

Widening their flair

23
Q

What should you do if the overall temple length appears correct but the bend is not in the correct location?

A

Adjust the bend position

24
Q

The smaller the eyewire, the ____ the lenses will be.

A

Thinner