* Focused Lec Quiz 3/30 Color Science and Dental restoration (same as above?) Flashcards

1
Q

How are rays of light colored?

A

They are not

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2
Q

Factors affecting color perception:

A

stimulus, receptor, interpretation

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3
Q

Psychophysical perception of color:

A

receptor

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4
Q

physical quantity affecting color:

A

stimulus

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5
Q

psychological aspect of color perception:

A

interpretation

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6
Q

Pictorial representation of radiant power emitted by a light source:

A

spectral power distribution

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7
Q

Visible region of electromagnetic spectrum:

A

360-770nm

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8
Q

Light source w the most to least amt of yellow:

A

warm white fluorescent, cool white fluorescent, natural light, vita-lite fluorescent

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9
Q

Color at the 700nm:

A

red

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10
Q

Light source w most to least blue:

A

natural, vita, cool white fl, warm white fl

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11
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Natural light source:

A

yellow, green, red, blue, gray, near-UV white, mid-UV white

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12
Q

spectral power distribution of light source affects:

A

ability to render colors “naturally”

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13
Q

Are all SPD curves the same for different manufactured light sources?

A

no

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14
Q

Metamerism is based on:

A

differences in spectral power distribution

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15
Q

Theory of Photochemical process (Young-Helmholtz theory)

A

trichromatic color vision

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16
Q

Photoreceptors, cones or rods?

A

cones

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17
Q

How do cone cell differ?

A

each sensitive to a certain range of WV

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18
Q

What type of light mixture is theorized to occur in the photochemical process?

A

additive mixture of lights

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19
Q

3 parts of color interpretation:

A

signal pwys, visual cortex, color memory

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20
Q

Hue, value, chroma, axis for each?

A

x: chroma, y: value, z: hue

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21
Q

this is the vertical, achromatic axis:

A

value

22
Q

Enables differentiation bw color families:

A

hue

23
Q

Enables differentiation bw pale and strong:

A

chroma

24
Q

Most universally accepted color wheel system:

A

Munsell, non-uniform color space

25
Q

Color system, differential color measurement:

A

CIELAB

26
Q

CIELAB, uniform or non color space?

A

uniform

27
Q

What does it mean to have a uniform color space?

A

equal distances represent equally perceived color difference

does the relative change in wavelength correlate to the relative change in perception?

28
Q

Dimensional units for CIELAB:

A

L, a, b*

29
Q

Which are generally higher, perceptible or acceptable thresholds?

A

acceptable

30
Q

Bench top assessment of imperceptible, DE is:

A

<1

31
Q

Bench top assessment of perceptible, DE is:

A

> 2

32
Q

Acceptability range via intraoral assessment:

A

DE=2.75 - 3.3

33
Q

What varies the most in teeth, hue value or chroma?

A

value

34
Q

Requirements for color guide:

A

logical arrangement, adequate distribution in color space

35
Q

Main grouping in Vita Classic shade guide:

A

Hue: A to D

36
Q

What varies within each group?

A

higher N^0, Cinc, Ldec

check

37
Q

of tabs in Vitapan 3d master guide:

A

26, uniformly positioned throughout color space

38
Q

4 types of shade guides:

A

3D, Vita Classic, Chromascope, Bioform

39
Q

Shade guide least uniformly distributed in space:

A

Bioform?

40
Q

of groups for Vitapan 3d master guide::

A

5 + bleaching group

41
Q

Groups in the Vitapan 3d master guide are based on:

A

Value (hue for Vitapan Classic)

42
Q

The groups are arranged this way horizontally for Vitapan 3d master guide:

A

Hue horizontal

43
Q

How are the groups in Vitapan 3d master guide arranged vertically?

A

chroma

44
Q

2 methods of shade selection:

A

Visual, instrumental

45
Q

5 factors affecting visual shade selection:

A

light, pt position, tooth hydration, timing (daylight), sequence

46
Q

What can affect light during visual shade selection?

A

operatory colors, pt w vivid color clothing or lipstick

47
Q

Ideal distance to be from pt when choosing tooth shade;

A

25-35cm, arms length

48
Q

Shade tab positioning of colors, apical to incisal:

A

red, green, blue

49
Q

How to hold shade guide while choosing:

A

arms length, next to tooth, matches and aligned so light reflects in a similar manner off both, eye at tooth level, single trial 5-7s, neutral gray bib, different light sources, full mouth photo

50
Q

When w/in appt to test shade:

A

beginning

51
Q

Is the Vita Easyshade V more accurate or reliable?

A

reliable