what is the formula for minimum amplitude of accommodation?
what is considered a FAIL?
15-(1/4) age
2.0D or more below the average is FAIL
range for negative relative accommodation
+2.00(+/- 0.50D)
range for postive relative accomodation
-2.37(+/-)1.25D
for MEM
define lag of accommodation
where does eyes focus?
lower than normal value
eyes focus behind the object
deep it… wont be able to focus up close.. think of presbyope..
for MEM
define lead of accommodation
where does eyes focus?
higher than normal
eyes focus in front of object since it has more AA than required
what is normal range for MEM?
pl to +0.75D
what range is considered lag for MEM
Lag: > +0.75D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c3qOrHVqEk
what range is considered lead for MEM
> -0.25D
formula for AC/A ratio
PD (cm) +near dist(m) (near phoria -dist phoria)
exo carries (-) sign
what type of exam findings will you get for accomodative insufficiency?
reduced amp. of accomm
lag on MEM
failed (-) MAF, BAF
reduced PRA, less than -1.50
what symptoms are demonstrated by someone with accomm insuffic?
blurry vision up close
asthenopia
headache w/ near work
what is the treatment for accomm insuff?
define accommodative facility
it takes the patient a longer time to accommodate in response to a stimulus
what are the exam findings for accomm infacility?
fail MAF and BAF (+ AND - lenses)
low PRA
low NRA
what symptom does someone with accomm insuff have?
blurred distance with prolonged near work
how to treat accomm insufficiency?
vision therapy to increase speed + ability to accommodate
plus lenses
accommodative excess/spasm of accomm
accommodative response is more than the stimulus
what are the exam findings for accommodative spasm/excess
lead on MEM
reduced MAF and BAF (fails +)
how do you treat accommodative excess/spasm
plus powered lenses
vision therapy to relax accomm
rx cyclopegic drop
define accommodative ill sustained
decreased response of accommodative system with time/fatigue/ repeated use
On right head tilt, the superior limbus of each eye moves —
What torsional movement is this for the right eye? For the left eye?
Superior limbus of each eye moves left
The right eye - intorsion
The left eye - extorsion