Multifocal Lenses Flashcards

1
Q

widest section of the segment area prior to edging, often part is cut off

A

seg width

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2
Q

seg depth vs seg height

A

depth is in uncut blank

height is in lens cut to fit frame

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3
Q

vertical distance from DRP to top of seg

A

seg drop

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4
Q

distance that the lens must be decentered from GC to correspond with OC

A

inset

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5
Q

amount the seg must be further decentered to correspond with the near PD

A

seg inset

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6
Q

total inset=

A

inset+seg inset

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7
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multifocal construction where no ledge or change of curvature on the front surface can be felt, it’s only available with glass (2 materials), having a higher index than the carrier lens

A

fused

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8
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multifocal construction where only one material is used, power change occurs due to change in surface curvature, you can feel the segment, all plastic-like materials are made of this design

A

one piece

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9
Q

multifocal construction where custom small segments are glued onto the carrier lens, usually a round small segment

A

cemented lens

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10
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multifocal construction where two sections are glued together as upper and lower type, near OC can be displaced from distance OC

A

franklin construction

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11
Q

franklin construction is only used for creating _

A

horizontal prism in the near portion

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12
Q

most commonly used non-PAL type of multifocal

A

D segments with OC 5 mm below seg

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13
Q

D-_ is most common
What is the range?
seg drops range from?

A

28
25-45
2mm to 7mm

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14
Q

round segs vary in size: _
main advantage:
a main use:
seg drop:

A

22mm to 40 mm (smaller available for occupational)
very unnoticeable
therapeutic lens for children
4 mm to 9mm

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15
Q

a _ is a round seg that tapers off into the distance portion

blur zone:

A

blended seg

2-3mm

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16
Q

difference between B and R ribbon segments?

A

OC is at center of B, OC can be moved up and down for R

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17
Q

ribbon segs are used for what occupations?

A

bricklayers and heavy equipment operators

18
Q

B ribbon segs allow for _

A

distance vision below the segment

19
Q

curve top segs (like D) sizes vary:

OC is _mm below top

A

22-28mm

4.5mm

20
Q

executive lens is similar to franklin, but only one-piece and distance and near OCs are _

A

coincident

21
Q

main advantage of executive lens

A

maximum reading zone

22
Q
disadvantages of executive?
ledge increases as _ increases
thickness is dependent on _
_ than D-segs
large ED should be avoided
A

add power
near power
thicker/heavier

23
Q

ultex: round seg with _ diameter

where is near OC?

A

very large

bottom of blank, may be cut off with edging

24
Q

trifocals are typically _% of add power

trifocals are not available with near add powers of less than _

25
7x28 trifocal means:
7mm height, 28mm width
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flat top trifocal is typically a _ | executive trifocal spans _
D-seg | width of lens
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E/D trifocal is _ | used for which type of work?
executive intermediate, D-25 near | office desk work, largest intermediate possible
28
occupational segs are double round _ _ or _mm seg separations are _mm are dissimilar adds available?
22, 25, 28 14 yes
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a quadrafocal is a double round occupational lens with a _
trifocal on bottom seg
30
golfer's classic: _mm round seg _ add _ seg drop
15mm low 10mm
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High DefAmberd High Contrast Orange 28mm wide _ _mm seg drop good for who?
flat top 7 outdoor enthusiasts
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in flat top bifocal, seg line should coincide with _
lower lid
33
when fitting trifocals, top of intermediate zone should coincide with _
bottom of the pupil
34
if a patient is erect with head up, fit _
lower
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if a patient is slouched with chin down, fit _
higher (already looking down)
36
height: tall patients? short patients?
lower segs - need to turn eyes downward more | don't raise for short patients
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fit round segs slightly _
higher (1mm) because top of seg is useless
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blended bifocals should be fit 1mm _, be aware of blur zone
higher
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for high powered distance rxs, fit BF a little _ | and put OC a little _
higher | higher
40
if seg is too high, _ vertex distance | if seg is too low, _ vertex distance
decrease | increase
41
to compensate for seg height difference due to different size frames 1) determine difference in A dimension 2) divide by 2 3) add to measured seg height
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