Unit 7 Flashcards

1
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What causes corneal warpage?

A

Poor fit
-Excessive movement
– eccentric location.
– localized heavy bearing
Long-term PMMA wearer

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What are symptoms of corneal warpage?

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Blurry vision even with glasses
-Still experiences blurry vision, even when the lenses are removed

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3
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How to treat corneal warpage?

A

with new material, maybe he needs a toric of some sort. Otherwise just refit like normal once cornea is back to normal after about a month.

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4
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What is GP lens warpage?

A

-GP lens gets twisted or bent out of shape.
– creates permanently induced toricity within the lens

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5
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What are causes for a lens warpage?

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-Storing a lens in a hot environment like a car.
– aggressive rubbing while cleaning

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6
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What is lens flexure?

A

The bending of a GP lens while on the eye

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7
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What causes lens flexure?

A

-Corneal astigmatism, greater than 1.50
-Steep lens
-Centre of lens is too thin

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8
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How to fix lens flexure

A

-Flatten the lens.
– increase thickness.
– fit a back surface toric, or bitoric lens

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9
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How can we tell if it’s lens warpage, or flexure?

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In addition to all other measures, the radiuscope will show toricity

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