Soft lens fitting Flashcards

1
Q

What are the indicators of a good fit?

A

Comfortable
Good, stable VA, effected minimally by blink
Good coverage on excursions
Good centration

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2
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What will vision be like after a blink if a lens is too tight?

A

Better

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3
Q

What will vision be like after a blink if a lens is too loose?

A

Worse (lens moved by blink)

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4
Q

What features of a lens influence the fit?

A

BC
Sag
Design and material
Edge and centre thickness
Water content
Modulus

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5
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What ocular factors affect lens fit?

A

HVID
VPA
Sag of cornea
Corneal apex
Upper lid angle
Lid pressure
Tear film

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6
Q

What can affect comfort, excluding fit?

A

FB under lens
Pre-existing ocular condition
Tear film quality
Insertion technique
Lens thickness/modulus
Lacrimation
Differences in corneal sensitivity

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7
Q

How much lag is optimum?

A

0.5-1mm

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8
Q

How much movement on blink is optimum?

A

~0.25-0.5mm

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9
Q

What does an optimum push up test look like?

A

easy to move, quick recovery to original position

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10
Q

If a lens is too tight, how can you amend the fit?

A

Try another manufacturer
If J&J, increase BC

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If a lens is too loose, how can you amend the fit?

A

Try another manufacturer
If J&J, reduce BC

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