Session 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What is Base Curve?

A

The surface curve of a lens that becomes the basis from which the other remaining curves are calculated.

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2
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where is the BC in the spherical lens

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The curve on the front surface is the base curve.

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3
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what are the curves in a plus spherocylinderical construction lens?

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Front surface 2 curves = Base Curve (Weaker) Cross curve (Stronger)
Back surface 1 curve= Spherical Curve (spherical in design)

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4
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what are the curves in a Minus spherocylinderical construction lens?

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Front surface 1 curve= Base curve
Back surface 2 curves = Cross curve (stronger), Toric curve (weaker)

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5
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Do examples of having the BC and having to find the power in F1 and F2 for Plus and Minus Lenses.

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6
Q

What is a Lens Clock?

A

Pocket sized instrument used for measuring the surface curvature of a lens

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7
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Practice examples of finding the rx in the oblique meridian

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8
Q

Where is 100% of the cylinder power made?

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100% off the power is at 90 degrees away from the orginal axis

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9
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What is the true base power of a lens?

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This refers to the true base curve of the front surface of a lens measured with a lens clock.
Can be known as true power and actual power.

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10
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See table for % = shortcut

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