Optics: Accommodation Effects Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

When an absolute presbyopic patience wants to see at near, they need to use an add for what?

A

The working distance that they would like to work at

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2
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For an emmetropic patient, the add would be equivalent to what?

A

The power of the NVO glasses that they need

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3
Q

For a patient with an RX for distance, you need to take that into considereation when prescribing glasses for near, what do you do?

A

Add the add to the sphere value

Distance Rx+add = NVO glasses

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4
Q

Remember with high adds, >4 or higher, you will need what to maintain binocularity?

A

BI prism

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5
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If a patient is overminused, what do they have to do to see clearly up close?

A

They need to over accommodate to see through the Rx clearly

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6
Q

If a patient is over pluses, what do they do to see clearly?

A

They do NOT have to accommodate as much as they typically would to see clearly through the Rx

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7
Q

Does an uncorrected myope or hyperope have to accommodate more at near?

A

Uncorrected hyperope

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8
Q

A patient who is corrected will show accommodation similar to who?

A

Emmetropes

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9
Q

The far point is using how much accommodation?

A

No accommodation at all

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10
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How much accommodation is the near point using?

A

The maximum amount of accommodation

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11
Q

Where is the range of clear vision?

A

Thr range of vision between the near point and the far point

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12
Q

When working with patients who are NOT absolute presbyopes, what is does the add and accommodation need to equal to have clear vision?

A

Their add and their accommodation need to equal their working distance in order for the image to be clear

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13
Q

Generally for early-mid presbyopes, how much of their total accommodative amplitudes do you want to keep in reserve ?

A

About Half

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14
Q

When a patient is an uncorrected myope, why can they now see up close?

A

It takes away from the accommodation needed to see a near target and therefor taking off their glasses acts like an Add power

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15
Q

Will a high hyperope with glasses or high myope with glasses need an add earlier?

A

High hyperopes will need an add earlier

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16
Q

Glasses make near work ______ for most myopes

17
Q

Glasses make near work _______ for most hyperopes?

18
Q

In comparison to contacts, myopes with glasses need ________ accommodation and base _____ is given that helps with convergence

A

Less accommodation is needed

Base in is given

19
Q

In comparison to contacts Hyperion’s with glasses need _______ accommodation

A

More accommodation

20
Q

Contact lenses that correct someone’s refractive error have _____ effect on accommodation, regardless of refractive error

A

MINIMAL effect on accommodation