Unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Which machine measures a patient’s vertex distance?

A

distometer

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2
Q

T/F All lenses gain in minus power when moved away from the eye.

A

false - they gain in plus power.

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3
Q

When moved toward the eye, lenses gain in ______ power.

A

minus

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4
Q

We compensate for vertex distance when the patient’s prescription is +/- _____ diopters.

A

7

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5
Q

To compensate for vertex distance, if the frame was moved closer to the patient’s eye, we would add ____.

A

plus

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6
Q

To compensate for vertex distance, if we move the frame farther from the patient’s face, we would add _____.

A

minus

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7
Q

What is the average vertex distance?

A

12-14 mm

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8
Q

T/F The effective power is what the brain actually sees.

A

true

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9
Q

What is the approximation formula for measuring vertex distance?

A

DD x mm moved/1000

D=power

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10
Q

OD: -13.00 sph
OS: -15.00 sph
moved 5 mm closer to the eye
What should we order from the lab?

A

OD: -12.12

OS: -13.875

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