Clinical Optometry Flashcards

(16 cards)

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Q

Javal’ rule assumes the average person has about how much astigmatism?

A

0.50D against the rule of lenticular astigmatism must be added to the corneal astigmatism

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What is the height of a 20 foot letter at the testing distance of 20 feet?

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 8.75 mm

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Which of the following is most appropriate add for a 50 year-old emmetrope? assume the working distance is about 40 cm

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Number one: what is the minimum accommodation for his age?
15-age/4
15-50/4=2.5D

Number two: what is the accommodative demand?
1/.40=2.5

Remember that you can only use half of your accommodation. So 1.25 diopters subtracted from the visual demand. Leaves us with a +1.25 add

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What prescription will likely result in refractive amblyopia?

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Anisometropia of greater than +1.50 DS in hyperopia or greater than -3 dpt in myopia.

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What isometropic refractive error will lead to refractive amblyopia?

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Isometropia of astigmatism greater than -2.50 diopters, hyperopia greater than +5diopter or myopia greater than -8DS .

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A person who has a high AC/a ratio can be described as having divergence ____ or convergence ___

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A person who has a high AC/a ratio can be described as having divergence excess or convergence excess

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Accommodated facility test what?

A

The speed at which a patient can alternatively increase and then decrease their accommodation. In other words, stimulates or relax accommodation.

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8
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How to perform the accommodative facility test

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Alternate between +1.5 and -1.5 lenses and switch once the image is brought into focus.

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9
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The CA/C ratio describes

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Amount of accommodation elicited by convergence.
Binocular convergence can drive accommodation.

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10
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CA/C ratio is low in presbyopes and myope because

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There is none existing in presbyopes and unnecessary in myope
Myope don’t have issue accommodating

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11
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Large Base in prisms placed in front of both eyes can mimic

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Esotropia

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12
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When the angle of deviation remains fairly constant in all fields of gaze, the strabismus is considered

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Comitant
indicates a decompensated phoria

No Comitant deviation deviation is not constant. indicates a muscle restriction

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13
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ESO deviation that increases on upward gaze shows what pattern

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A pattern esotropia

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14
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Photokeratoscope use

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maps the curvature of the cornea by analyzing the reflection of these rings from the eye’s surface

Refractive surgeries or for astigmatism assessment

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15
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Which instrument is needed for compression gonioscopy

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Gonio 4 mirror lens

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16
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A reduced accommodative facility under binocular condition indicates what kind of problem

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Vergence problem , not accommodative