week 2 Flashcards

1
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Stage 1: Free reading in Book ret (what kind of reflex will you see?)

A

free reading=patient comprehension with little effort
Reflex will be bright, whitish-pink
-neutral to low with motion movement

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Stage 2: Easy Instructional Level in Book ret (what kind of reflex will you see?)

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Easy Instructional Level=Comprehension with some effort
Reflex is bright pink
-neutral with minor shifts to with motion and against motion

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Stage 3: Difficult Instructional Level in Book ret (what kind of reflex will you see?)

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Patient has to work hard to maintain/achieve comprehension

  • Reflex is reddish-pink
  • fluctuating against motion (-0.25 to -1.25D)
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Stage 4: Nonreading/complete frustration level

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Comprehension is not possible (or if no effort is put forth/when patients are really tired)

  • Reflex is dull, brick red
  • High with motion
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5
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plus lenses are the tx of choice for what?

A

acc insufficiency/ill-sustained acc

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6
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VT is beneficial for:

A

acc excess/nfacility and vergence issues

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7
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CI patients will have: lag or lead?

A

lead

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8
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what is lens sorting?

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Have them sort lenses based on how the image size looks to them (how magnified the image is for each lens)

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9
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what is the working dist for bell ret? procedure? (what gets moved, retscope or target?)

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Working distance is 20” or 2D
Retinoscope always stays at the 20” WD, but the target will be moved closer to the patient
-note when reflex changes from with to against

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10
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what is the lens rock?

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  • look at near, start adding plus lenses, and see how their eyes feel (figure out starting point)
  • Use flippers and have them clear the text for plus and minus
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11
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what is dist/near acc rock procedure if you want to work on flexibility? sustainability? amp?

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monocular

  • flexibility: have pt change from N to D or D to N after every letter (pts with acc infacility or spasm)
  • sustainability: have pt switch from D to N or N to D less
  • amplitude: try to get flexibility and sustainability working first, then move the near card closer after each cycle
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12
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what endpoint is ideal for amp training in VT?

A

half their amplitude of accommodation

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13
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at what point in bell ret does the reflex usually change?

A

15-18inch

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14
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what is the Bi-ocular accommodative rock?

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Monocular fixation in a binocular field
Good for transitioning the patient from monocular to binocular accommodative rock
Have the patient wear R/G glasses

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15
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what is the red/red rock?

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Can use (+) and (-) lenses at the same time

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16
Q

divergence excess is more common in what groups?

A

women and blacks

17
Q

most common vergence abnormality:

A

CI (slightly more common in women)

-second most common is CE