Retinoscopy Flashcards

1
Q

Static retinoscopy

A

Objective evaluation of the refractive status of a patient

Performed with accommodation at rest

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2
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2 main parts of retinoscope

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Illumination system

Observation system

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3
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Components of illumination system

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Energy source 
light source 
Condensing lens 
Mirror 
Focusing sleeve
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4
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Components of observation system

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Front peephole
Aperture hole
Back peephole

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5
Q

Hyperopia

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Far point behind retina

Not enough plus power or too short of eye

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6
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Myopia

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far point in front of retina

Too much plus power or too long of eye

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7
Q

With motion

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Hyperopia, need more plus power

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8
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Against motion

A

Myopia, need more minus power

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9
Q

Working distance

A

66.7cm

.12D for 5cm error

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10
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Speed

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Slowest furthest from far point

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11
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Brightness

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Dimmest farthest from far point

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12
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Width

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Narrowest farthest from far point

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13
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Bracketing

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Determining neutrality as halfway between the zone where with motion was last detected and the zone where against motion begins

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14
Q

Gross retinoscopy finding

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Result of the lens power needed to find neutrality scoping from working distance

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15
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Net retinoscopy finding

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Gross retinoscopic finding with the working distance mathematically accounted for
Subtracting 1.5D or 6 clicks of phoropter

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16
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Regular astigmatism

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Principal meridians are 90 degrees apart

17
Q

Irregular astigmatism

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Principal meridians do not exist and are not 90 degrees apart

18
Q

Symmetric astigmatism

A

Sum of the minus cylinder axes are 180 degrees

19
Q

Break

A

When the streak and reflex are not parallel

Most useful for greater than 1D of astigmatism

20
Q

Width astigmatism

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Narrowest when streak is aligned with one meridian and widest with the other

21
Q

Skew

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Disappears when moving on meridian

Refines meridian in small cylinders

22
Q

More with

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Slowest, dullest, thinnest