Log 2 - History Flashcards
Who suggested that the angle of refraction is proportional to the angle of incidence?
Ptolemy in 140 AD
Who created spectacles for nearsightedness
Medici of Italy in 1400’s
Who experimented with test letters in 1861
Willebord Snell
Optician named McAllister refracted president Jefferson to what time of lenses?
Round bifocals in 1806
What year was the ophthalmoscope invented?
1851
Flat top bifocal was created in what year?
1926
Progressive Addition Lens was created in what year? and patented in what year?
1907 was created, patented in 1924
Invention of Transitions year
1990
Which charter was responsible for establishing the optician in 1629?
The Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers
An ophthalmologist requires how many years of training in North America
12-14 years
Explained the color blue of the sky as a scattering of blue light by molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere
Lord Rayleigh
What two things caused a sudden increase in use of CR39 plastic lenses
- US government ruled that all glass lenses must be tempered and impact tested
- Larger frame styles
Standards of Practice for Opticians require
- an expectation of how an Optician should conduct themselves while practicing
- an expectation of the quality of care for a patient, practice, and procedures for a safe environment for staff and patients.
- Prevention of transmission of infections
- maintenance of appropriate records
- meeting the ethical and legal requirements of the profession
Optical abbreviations and basic parts for;
- D.V
- Add
- N.V
- O.D.
- O.S.
- O.U.
- Sphere
- Cyl
- Axis
- Prism
- Base
- Abbe
- Distance Vision
- Addition to distance vision
- near vision
- Oculus Dexter - right eye
- Oculus Sinister - left eye
- Oculus Uterque - both eyes
- corrects the refractive error of the eye
- corrects astigmatism
- the angle for the correction of the cyl
- treat errors in orientation of the eyes
- direction of which the prism takes effect
- Chromatic quality of a lens
Who described light as a form of electromagnetic activity?
James Maxwell