Minus Lens Amplitude* Flashcards

1
Q

What is the illumination for minus lens amplitude?

A

Bright

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2
Q

What is the purpose of minus lens amplitude?

A

Assess patient’s ability to fully accommodate

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3
Q

What is the correction for ML amplitude?

A

Proper distance refraction

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4
Q

What is the target for minus lens?

A

Letters 1-2 lines above near acuity set at 40cm (2.5D working distance

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5
Q

What do we have to do before starting minus lens?

A

Converge the phoropter

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6
Q

Is minus lens performed monocularly or bi?

A

Mono (occlude eye that is not being tested)
Doctor will tell you which to perform on

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7
Q

How is the test performed?

A

Slowly introduce minus lenses in front of patient until sustained blur is obtained
Encourage patient to clear up target and continue adding lenses

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8
Q

What is the recording for ML amplitude testing?

A

Add 2.50 to amount of minus lens introduced
Use unit (D)
Do not use signage (+ or -)

Minus lens OD 9.00D, OS 9.25D

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9
Q

What are the normal ranges based on age?

A

20- 9.50D
25- 8.50
30- 7.50

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