NRA/PRA Flashcards

1
Q

what is the purpose of NRA and PRA?

A

to test the patient’s flexibility between accommodation and vergence

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2
Q

purpose of NRA

A

determine how easily the patient can relax their accommodation while increasing convergence
(also a verification of BVA refraction)

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3
Q

add __ lenses for NRA

A

+

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4
Q

expected findings for PRA (non-presbyope) are:

A

-2.37 D +/- 1.00

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5
Q

results lower than expected for PRA could be from:

A
  • large eso deviation

- low negative fusional vergence

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6
Q

results lower than expected for NRA could be from:

A
  • large exo-deviation

- low positive fusional vergence

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7
Q

if the NRA is greater than 3.00 D, what occurred?

A

the patient was over-minuet during BVA refraction

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8
Q

which one evaluates negative accommodation and positive fusional vergence

A

NRA

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9
Q

which one evaluates positive accommodation and negative fusional vergence

A

PRA

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10
Q

NRA uses ___ vergence and base___

A

positive + , base out (BO)

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11
Q

PRA uses ___vergence and base ___

A

negative -, base in (BI)

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