Optics Flashcards

1
Q

condition in which light doesnt focus on the retina

A

ametropia

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2
Q

light focuses to different point depending on the angle of incidence

A

astigmatism

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3
Q

amblyopia

A

failure of vision pathway to fully develope

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4
Q

synkinetic reflex

A

convergence of eyes and miosis are linked to accomodation

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5
Q

where does most refraction occur

A

air-tear interface (cornea)

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6
Q

how does a nuclear cataract affect lens power

A

increases it by increasing refractive index

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7
Q

two potential components of astig

A

corneal and lenticular

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8
Q

what are the three components of lens correction

A

first is my/hyperopic, second for astig, third is angle of astig

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9
Q

difference b/w myopic astig and mixed astig

A

mixed astig has a larger astig component than myopic

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10
Q

cycloplegic refraction

A

paralyze accommodation to prevent convergence and miosis

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11
Q

what would you use to determine if the astig is in the cornea or lens

A

keratometry

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12
Q

corneal topography

A

take photos of cornea and have computer analyze

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13
Q

what are the three things to consider when evaluating optics

A

cornea, lens, eye length

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