Magnification Flashcards

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What is magnification

A
  • needed when the prescription does not create enough improvement and if visual acuity is insufficient for identified tasks
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What is the ratio that defines magnification

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  • after retinal image size/before retinal image size
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3
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Methods of producing magnification

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  • increase object size
  • decrease viewing distance
  • real image or traverse magnification
  • telescopic magnification
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4
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Formula to increasing size of object

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  • M = new object size/old object size
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5
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Methods for increasing object size

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  • large print books
  • e-books
  • large tv controls
  • large digital alarm clock
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Formula for decreasing viewing distance

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  • original viewing distance/new viewing distance
  • M=F/4
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Formula for real image magnification, and advantage

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  • size of image/size of original object
  • M=h2d1/h1d1
  • not optical method

Advantage
- ability to adjust the magnification
- manipulate contrast
- change colour

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Telescopic magnification formula

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  • M= angle subtended by image/angle subtended by object = θ ‘/θ
  • M=-Fe/Fo
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