NRA/PRA Flashcards

1
Q

What is the main reason for NRA/PRA testing?

A

To determine the range of accommodative abilities when convergence demand is kept constant

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2
Q

Do you perform NRA or PRA first?

A

NRA

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3
Q

Which relaxes accommodation?

A

NRA

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4
Q

Which do you use minus lenses for?

A

PRA

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5
Q

During NRA test, which system do you use to keep the target single?

A

PFV

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6
Q

What system causes the blur point?

A

Either the accommodation system or fusional ability

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7
Q

What does an increased NRA mean?

A

Overminused or underplussed

Too much accommodation

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8
Q

What does a reduced NRA mean?

A

Accommodative spasm or poor PFV (exo patient)

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9
Q

What does an increased PRA mean?

A

Great accommodative system

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10
Q

What does a reduced PRA mean?

A

Accommodative insufficiency or poor NFV (eso patient)

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