Lecture 8- Ret on human eyes Flashcards

1
Q

When you fog someone, you are moving the focal point ____

A

forward; in front of the retina

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2
Q

what is the setup for static ret on human eyes

A

Provide a letter at least 16 feet away and project a 20/400 letter and use the projectors red/green filter to reduce glare. align yourself straight down the middle of the eye being tested, but make sure the pt can see the distant target with the other eye.

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3
Q

Try to neutralize the meridian where you see the most plus first/least minus, that way you can see ___ in the second meridian.

A

against

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4
Q

Incremental retiniscopy is ____ times faster

A

3

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5
Q

during retinoscopy, _____ is called bracketing.

A

overshooting

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6
Q

Three eyed retiniscopy allows each eye to have ret completed while the other eye is fixating on the distant target and controlling _____

A

accommodation

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7
Q

what do phoropters allow doctors to control?

A
  1. patient settings
  2. spherical lenses
  3. plano cylindrical lenses
  4. auxillary lenses
  5. which eye is moving
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8
Q

what are the goals of refraction

A
  1. find a lens equal but opposite to the discrepancy
  2. provide clear and comfortable vision
  3. allow for rapid adaptation
  4. do no harm
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9
Q

when the patients gets the new correction it begins a race between ____ and ____ of the glasses

A

adaptation; rejection

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10
Q

There is a possibility of ____ refraction combinations

A

191,268

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11
Q

refraction can be divided into 3 phases:

A
  1. starting points; establish appropriate mind set
  2. refinement
  3. end points
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12
Q

when establishing the appropriate mind set think about:

A
  1. age
  2. externals
  3. case history
  4. entrance tests
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13
Q

If patient says tilting the glasses makes things clearer, think, change the _____. If pt says pushing the glasses closer to face make things clearer, think increase the ____

A

cylinder; minus

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14
Q

exo at near is consistent with undercorrected myopia bc:

A

undercorrected accomodative convergence

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15
Q

An amplitutde of accommodation that is low for the patients age suggests possible _____

A

hyperopia

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16
Q

the subjective refraction has 3 main parts:

A
  1. moncular subjective OD
  2. monocular subjective OS
  3. binocular balance
17
Q

what does MPMVA stand for

A

maximum plus to maximum visual acuity

18
Q

fogging the patient moves the retina ____away from clarity; it doesnt actually control accommodation but strongly encourages accommondation to go to 0. It works most of the time, but not all the time.

A

further

19
Q

the goal for the working sphere is to be the least amount of ____ or the maximum amount of _____ that provides the patient the best VA or MPMVA

A

minus; plus

20
Q

what are two ways to find the working sphere (the most plus)

A
  1. count and calculate using eggers chart

2. duochrome test

21
Q

Since shorter wavelengths are bent more, their image plane is closer to to the ____-

A

cornea

22
Q

The duochrome test takes advantage of the spreading out of the images, dependent upon the length of the ______

A

wavelength.

23
Q

where the images fall relative to the retina depends on the _____ _____ determiniation

A

working sphere

24
Q

If green is much sharper it means that you have:

A

overminused

25
Q

how do you do the duochrome test

A
  1. present with a line of letters a little larger than his MVA (usually 20/25 or 20/30) on the red green background
  2. advise them to “look at the letters on the green side, then look at the letter’s on the red side and back to the letters on the green side” which side has the sharper and clearer letters?”
  3. if they say red…add -0.25 of sphere power, if they say green add +0.25 of sphere power.
26
Q

if letters are equally clear on duochrome test, add

_____ sphere power

A

-0.25

27
Q

once the patient reports the first time the ____ side is sharper STOP

A

green

28
Q

what does the jackson cross consist of

A

plus plano cyl and minus plano cyl with axes 90 degrees apart stuck together center to center.

29
Q

The JCC does not change the spherical power because ____ ____ is 0

A

spherical equilvalent

30
Q

the dots on the JCC mark the ____

A

axis

31
Q

AFter doing ret, you find up to 0.50 of cylinder you must check the ____ first to see if there is really cylinder power yes or no.

A

power

32
Q

If tentative cylinder power is -0.75 or greater check the ____ first

A

axis

33
Q

while doing JCC for axis, and they say both views are equally blurry, what does this mean

A

the axis is probably in the optimal location

34
Q

While probing, if it is the same in two or more meridians or if it is white in all four meridians:

A

take out the -0.25 cylinder and check the vision

35
Q

when trying to decide if one and only one more reduction in fog is warranted ask:

A

if it is clearer, not smaller and darker