VT#19 Flashcards

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Q

VT19

A

Amplitude of Accommodation

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ON (Operational Name)

A

minus sphere to blur on 0.62 cm type (J3) of jaegers test card at 13 inches

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3
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SIG

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to measure the reserve in the accommodation pattern to preserve clear vision inspite of advance in senility

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4
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VT19 Non-Presbyope (Lens in Place)

A

VT7 (subjective findings)

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VT19 Non-Presbyope (Endpoint)

A

Total Blur Out (until print becomes difficult to read)

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VT19 Non-Presbyope (probe body)

A

Minus Lens

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VT19 Non-Presbyope (how to solve)

A

TBO - VT 7 then add 2.50

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VT19 Presbyope (Lens in Place)

A

TNC (Total Near Correction)

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9
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VT19 Presbyope (Endpoint)

A

Total Blur Out

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VT19 Presbyope (probe body)

A

Plus Lens

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VT19 Presbyope (how to solve)

A

TBO - VT 7 then minus 2.50

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12
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VT19 Spatial Direction

A

Toward organism (-)

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13
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NPA and VT9 findings should be …

A

almost the same or the same

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14
Q

NPA findings
lower bino result

A

convergence problem

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15
Q

NPA findings
lower mono result

A

accommodative problem

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16
Q

NPA findings
unequal findings

A

Anisometropia or unequal VA for both eyes

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17
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Accommodation is best tested …

A

Monocularly

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18
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No blur

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*lead of accommodation
*excessive accommodation
*spasm of accommodation
*pseudomyopia

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19
Q

during NPA, As the target brought closer, it becomes clearer thus will also revealed in MEM as Lead of accommodation

A

Accommodative excess or spasm

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20
Q

maximum AOA

A

25 - 0.4 (age)

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21
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Average AOA

A

18.5 - 0.3 (age)

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22
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Minimum AOA

A

15 - 0.25 (age)

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23
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Test distance used in VT19

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13 inches (33 cm)

24
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Test target used in VT19

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0.62 or J3 of jaegers card

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True or False It is not necessary for VT19 and NPA to have almost the same result
False
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The only test that uses different procedure in presbyope and non-presby
VT19
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VT19 tests the ___________ stimulated accommodation.
Maximum
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AOA normal expected result is based on
Hofstetter’s formula Donder’s table
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In a non presbyope, _____________ lenses is used to blur out target.
minus
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Formula in getting 2.50 used in AOA
Working distance - Average lag Working distance: 40in/13in = 3.07 Average lag: 0.50 WD - AL = 2.50
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A _________________ patient is given an addition of 2.50 because the AOA is still high
Non presbyope
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As age increases, the AOA ___________
decreases
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_______ lens is used to inhibit or relax accommodation
Plus
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Probe body used on presbyopia to totally blur out 0.62cm
Plus
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Unit of measurement used in NPA and NPC
cm
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True or false NPA result should be converted from cm to D
True
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If mono result is lower than bino and is lower than computed _________ Hofstetter’s Formula by 2D or more, there is an accommodative problem.
minimum
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If mono result is lower than bino and is lower than computed minimum Hofstetter’s Formula by __D or more, there is an accommodative problem.
2
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Accommodative Problems
Accommodative insufficiency Accommodative excess Accommodative spasm Ill-sustained accommodation or Accommodative fatigue Inertia of accommodation or Accommodative infacility Paralysis of accommodation Absence of accommodation
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Convergence Problems
Convergence Excess Convergence insufficiency Divergence excess Divergence insufficiancy Basic esophoria Basic exophoria
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Accommodation is best tested ________________
Monocularly
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Convergence is best tested ________________
Binocularly
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Accommodative problem where accommodation is constantly below normal and 2D below minimum Hofstetter’s
Accommodative Insufficiency
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When results are higher than 2.00D or above compared to the maximum, and is constant, it is
Accommodative Excess
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VT19 or NPA is decreasing upon conducting trials. The accommodative system of the eyes cannot maintain, and becomes fatigued
Ill sustained Accommodation
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Also known as accommodative fatigue
Ill sustained Accommodation
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If the decrease of accommodation is at least 1D and above it is considered
Normal
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Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (18.5 - 0.3 x age) and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is
Accommodative Spasm
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Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (____________) and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm
18.5 - 0.3 (age)
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Average AOA is obtained through the ______________ or _____________ and if it is 10.00D greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm
Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula
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Average AOA is obtained through the Donder’s Table or Hofstetter’s Formula (18.5 - 0.3 x age) and if it is ____________ greater or above than the average, it is accommodative spasm
10.00D
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Only test used to check for accommodative infacility
flipper test
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Flipper test results are low whether on the plus or on minus there is
accommodative infacility
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Accommodative problem present when there is history of medications, systemic diseases. but if If the medication is removed or stopped and systemic disease is treated, the AOA will return to normal
Paralysis
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only condition contributing to ABSENCE OF ACCOMMODATION
aphakia
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Condition where there is no crystalline lens
aphakia
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True or False If the patient is pseudophakic (has IOL), there is ACCOMMODATION
False