Retinoscopy

Question 1

When do you see WITH movement?

Answer 1

If the patient’s far point lies behind their eye or behind the retinoscope mirror

Question 2

When do you see AGAINST movement?

Answer 2

If the patient’s far point lies between their eye and the retinoscope

Question 3

When will you see a neutral reflex?

Answer 3

When the patient’s far point coincides with the retinoscope mirror

Question 4

Is the neutralizing lens the same as the correcting lens?

Answer 4

NO, you need to subtract your working distance

Question 5

If the eye is 60D and you add +1.00 lens in front of the eye, what is the new power of the eye?

What does this turn them into?

Answer 5

61D

Turned into myope

Question 6

What occurs at the neutralizing reflex?

Answer 6

This is the lens where the far point coincides with the retinoscope

Question 7

Which technique shows best agreement with subjective refraction with cycloplegia?

Answer 7

Retinoscopy

Question 8

Which technique shows best agreement with subjective refraction without cycloplegia?

Answer 8

Retinoscopy