Refraction Flashcards

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anomaly of the refractive state of the eye in which, with accommodation relaxed, the image of objects at infinity is not formed on the retina and is therefore blurred

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ametropia

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image focuses in front of the retina

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myopia

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image focuses behind the retina (when accommodation is relaxed)

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hyperopia

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the point is focused as 2 lines resulting in a blurred and distored image; line foci may be in front of, behind or on the retina in part

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astigmatism

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5
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normal decrease in amp of accommodation that occurs with age restulting in the need for plus over the distance RX to see clearly at near

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presbyopia

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a difference in has and needs, the eye has….

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ametropia

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7
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the ___ eye has an axial length and refractive power that focuses parallel light onto the retina when the pt is NOT accommodating (and looking at dist)

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emmetropic eye

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the axial length of the eye is too long or too short for the power of the eye resulting in a refractive error, known as….

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ametropia or discrepancy

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if has > needs, the discrepancy is …… and the rx needed is …..
person is …..

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person is myope

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10
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if the has < needs, the discrepancy is ____ and the rx is _______
person is ….

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-
+
person is hyperope

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11
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how are the rx and discrepancy related

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equal and opposite in power

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12
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where is the focus in a myope

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in front of the retina

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13
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where is the focus in a hyperope

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behind the retina

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14
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ametropia is also called… (2 things)

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refractive error

discrepancy

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15
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the perfect eye model only takes into consideration the ________ and not the _____ and ______

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difference or discrepancy

  • axial lengh
  • refractive power
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16
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the discrepancy lens is ______ NOT _____ or _______

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CONCEPTUAL

NOT BIOLOGICAL OR PHYSICAL!!!!!!!!!!!

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17
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what is on the retina coming from a point source of light

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blur circle

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18
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the distance between the retina and the actual point of focus

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dioptric blur

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quantitatively, the amount of diopters necessary to reduce to zero the dioptric distance btwn the retina and point of focus

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dioptric blur

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20
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reduces the size of the blur circle w/o changing the dioptric blur

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pin-hole

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pinhole reduces the ______ of the blur circle w/o changing the ________

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diameter

dioptric blur

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22
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in a good refraction, you make the blur circle smaller by reducing the ______

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dioptric blur

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23
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in myopia, has _____ needs

  • too much ___ power
  • discrepency is _____ and corrected with a _____
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greater
+
+, -

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24
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what does a minus powered lens do to a ray of light

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diverges rays of light

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what does a plus discrepency do to light on the myopic eye
converge light
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why can the myopic eye see near objects clearly
accommodation
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what are responsible for accommodation
ciliary body and crystalline lens
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accommodation only provides ______ never ____
plus | minus
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the maximum power of accommodation
amplitude of accommodation
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why does accommodation only provide plus?
because it allows the organism to neutralize rays coming from near objects which are always minus in sign, NEVER PLUS
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all real objects nearer than optical infinity have ______ rays and therefore a power of ______
diverging | minus
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ampliitude peaks at age ____ and declines _____ w/ age after that
14 | steadily
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what is hofstetter's formula for amplitude
amp = 15 - 1/4age
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insufficient amplitude of accommadation due to healthy aging
presbyopia
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summation principle blur: plus = _____ , minus = _______ retina lens/rx: minus for ____, plus for _____, plus for __ objects: real objects are ____, objects at infinity are _____, virtual objects are ______ accomodation: ALWAYS ___ or _____ discrepancy/refractive error: ___ for myope, ____ for hyperope
blur: plus = in front of retinal, minus = behind retina lens: minus for myope, plus for hyperope, plus for adds ojects: real objects are minus, objects at infinity are 0, virtual objects are plus accomodatoin: plus or 0 discrepancy: plus for myope, minus for hyperope
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what is the summation principle
B = L + O + A + D
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D = 100/ cm, D = 40/ in
cm= 100/D, inches = 40/D
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too much plus on purpose is...
fog
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why do we fog an eye?
to get the pt to relax his accommodation. pt can see best when accommodation is 0
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perfect eye with a minus discrepancy and needs an rx of plus power is...
hyperope
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parallel light focuses behind the retina when the pt doesnt accommodate is...
hyperope
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what is "myope's revenge"
1. discomfort during near activies (asthenopia) 2. earlier presbyopia 3. complete dependence on correction later in life
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what is discomfort during near activities
asthenopia
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the most distnat point the eye can see in focus. | -a point in space conjugate to the retina where accommodation is relaxed
the far point (punctum remotum)
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the area of defintion from the lower to the upper limits of a particular scale
range
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what is the range of clear vision. what can it be determined by..
``` from the (near point) punctum proximum to the punctum remotum (far point) cc, sc, or thorugh an add ```
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the closest point the eye can see clearly using maximum accommodation
near point
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what do you enter for accommodation if you are searching for the far point? what about the near point?
``` far = 0 near = amp ```
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if the meridians are of the maximum and minimum power, they are known as the
principal meridians
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what does axis of cylinder correspond to
principal meridian containing plano power
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what are the 2 lenses stuck together in a sphero cylindrical lens
simple sphere and plano cylinder
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the rx has a direct relationship to the _____ optical cross
component
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what does a plus sphere do to rays
focuses parallel rays to a point
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what does a minus sphere do to rays
diverges rays so they behave as if they came from the same point
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the lines and the blurry ellipses together form a solid "image" which is called....
conoid of sturm
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any lens containing cyl brings light from a point soure to a __________ rahter than to a _____
focal conoid of sturm | focal point
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if both arms of the optical cross have plus power and the incidnet rays are coming from infinity, the conoid will be a ....
real image in real space
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if both arms of the optical cross are minus in power and the incident rays are parallel, then all of the conoid will be a ....
virtual image
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the dioptric midpoint of the 2 line foci
circle of least confusion
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points that coincides with the circle of least confusion
sphero equivalent
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an eye with uncorrected ______ cant focus a point source of light to a point focus
astigmatism
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for an eye with astigmatism, its discrepancy lens is a ______ rather than a spherical lens
spero cyl lens
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a meridian forms an image of the line perpendicular to itself
rule of perpendiculars