Impact Resistance - FINAL Flashcards

1
Q

impact resistance of lenses is regulated by:

A

FDA

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2
Q

lens must withstand the impact of _ steel ball

A

5/8

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3
Q

the manufacturer must test _%/material

A

10

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4
Q

lenses exempt from the drop ball testing:

A

biconcave, prism seg multifocals, slab-off lenses, lenticular, custom laminate lenses, cement assembly, iseikonic

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5
Q

for prescription glasses, drop ball testing records must be kept for _ years; _ years for non-rx

A

3; 0

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6
Q

the main aspect of spectacles for Duty to Warn is _

A

impact resistance benefits of polycarb and trivex

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7
Q

The OLA states: you must documents that you informed the patient on all lens options, note which material you _, and material _

A

advised; they selected

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8
Q

what does the Doctrine of Respondance state?

A

an employer is liable for all actions that occur within the scope of the employee’s professional responsibility

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9
Q

3 categories of eyewear?

A

dress; safety; sports

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10
Q

dress eyewear must pass _, and if glass is used, it must be _

A

impact resistance standards; tempered

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11
Q

2 categories of safety eyewear:

A

basic impact and high impact

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12
Q

you cannot mix safety lenses with regular frames or vice versa

A

safety frames must have safety lenses

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13
Q

basic impact safety lens drop ball size:

A

1” steel ball

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14
Q

basic impact have a minimum thickness of _mm, except +3.00 or greater can hav edge thickness no less than 2.5mm

A

3

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15
Q

high mass impact test for safety frames tests:

A

frame and lens together

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16
Q

high velocity impact tests:

A

frame and lens together

17
Q

safety frames must be marked with _ on frame front and temples

A

Z87

18
Q

can safety frames be repaired?

A

no - only replace

19
Q

_% of workplace injuries are caused from unprotected sides

A

94

20
Q

Who sets standards for sports eyewear?

A

ASTM - American Society for Testing and Materials

21
Q

How does ASTM test eyewear frames from impact?

A

shoots a ball from 8 different angles ensuring the globe is protected

22
Q

back surface scratches reduce impact resistance (more/less) than front surface scratches

A

more

23
Q

CR39 with front surface scratches were reduced in impact resistance by _%;
CR39 with back surface scratches were reduced in impact resistance by _%

A

20; 80

24
Q

2 best materials for impact resistance?

A

polycarb and trivex

25
Q

_ material is superior for rimless frames

A

trivex

26
Q

both trivex and poly pass dress lens drop ball test at _mm

A

1

27
Q

which coatings reduce the impact resistance of lenses:

A

AR and mirrors

28
Q

safety glasses frames intended to hold prescription lenses must be marked:

A

Z87-2

29
Q

basic impact frames must be marked:

A

Z87

30
Q

high impact frames must be marked:

A

Z87+