Test Reviews Part 3 Flashcards
The concentric, aspheric and diffractive lens designs are all … lenses
Simultaneous
Prism ballast, double slab-off and peri-ballast are all what type of lens design?
a) Soft toric
b) Bifocal
c) Therapeutic
d) Spherical
a) Soft toric
In choosing the diameter of a soft lens, what is the general rule of thumb?
a) 1.00 mm larger than HVID
b) 2.00 mm. larger than HVID
c) 3.00 mm larger than HVID
d) None of the above
b) 2.00 mm. larger than HVID
Fluoro-silicone acrylate (FSA) materials contain a fluorinated monomer similar to Teflon (R) that makes them glide
more … in the eyes and shed deposits with each blink.
smoothly
high Dk RGP lenses
contain … silicone, which decreases their stability and deposit resistance
more
Given the following information: K’s 42.00 @ 180 / 42.00 @ 90 Rx -3.00 -2.00 x 180
A front surface toric RGP lens will probably be necessary to correct the patient’s residual astigmatism
Choices back-surface toric or bitoric are incorrect because there is no corneal toricity to stabilize a back surface toric or bitoric RGP lens
A patient’s K readings are 43.50 @ 180 / 41.50 @ 90. A spherical RGP lens can be expected to:
Displace down and in or down and out with each blink
This patient has against-the-rule astigmatism and the cornea has a vertical ellipsoidal shape. When an RGP lens is
placed on this type of cornea, a fulcrum or bearing point is established at 6 and 12 o’clock in the vertical meridian.
There are no bearing points in the horizontal meridian to help guide the lens in its downward excursion and the lens
will tend to decenter nasally or temporally with the blink.
Which special RGP lens design would be beneficial for this patient given the following information?
K’s 44.00 @ 180 / 46-50 @ 90
Rx -11.00 +2.50 x 90
Hyperflange
A patient is diagnostically fit with a rigid gas permeable lens with the following parameters: 42.50 -3.00 9.5.
If you wish to flatten the lens to cornea relationship, which of the following lenses would you order?
a) 42.00 -2.50 10.0
b) 42.50 -3.00 9.0
c) 43.00 -3.50 9.5
d) 43.50 -3.50 9.0
b) 42.50 -3.00 9.0
Only “B” will flatten the lens to cornea relationship because it reduces the
lens diameter without altering (steepening) the base curve.
The tolerance for the overall lens diameter according to the ANSI standards is:
b) + 0.05 mm
All of the following will enable the practitioner to verify the overall rigid gas permeable lens diameter except:
a) Slot gauge
b) Shadowgraph
c) Measuring magnifier
d) Radiuscope
d) Radiuscope
An instrument that allows simultaneous verification of lens diameter, optic zone width and peripheral curve
width is:
a) Measuring magnifier
b) Ophthalmometer
c) Profile analyzer
d) Radiuscope
a) Measuring magnifier
Another name for the keratometer
An ophthalmometer
Assessment of the quality of the peripheral curves (blends) of a rigid contact lens is achieved by the use of the:
a) Profile analyzer
b) Shadowgraph
c) Keratometer
d) Burton lamp
a) Profile analyzer
The instrument used for magnification of the edge of a rigid contact lens is a:
a) Keratometer
b) Shadowgraph
c) Profile analyzer
d) V-groove gauge
b) Shadowgraph
The tolerance for lens power under + / -10.00 D is:
0.12 D