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ABO CERTIFICATION TEST BANK
UPDATED COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
ACCURATE ANSWERS

●● Which structure of the eye provides most of its refractive power?
Answer: The cornea.


●● What type of lens corrects myopia?
Answer: Minus (concave) lens.


●● What type of lens corrects hyperopia?
Answer: Plus (convex) lens.


●● What refractive error is caused by unequal corneal curvature?
Answer: Astigmatism.


●● Which refractive condition occurs due to loss of accommodation?
Answer: Presbyopia.


●● What unit is used to measure lens power?
Answer: Diopter.

,●● What does PD stand for?
Answer: Pupillary distance.


●● Why is PD important in eyewear dispensing?
Answer: To align optical centers with the pupils.


●● What happens if PD is incorrect?
Answer: Induced prism and visual discomfort.


●● What lens corrects astigmatism?
Answer: Cylindrical lens.


●● What part of a prescription indicates lens power?
Answer: Sphere.


●● What does "CYL" on a prescription represent?
Answer: Amount of astigmatism correction.


●● What does the axis value describe?
Answer: Orientation of astigmatism correction.

,●● What is the axis range on a prescription?
Answer: 1 to 180 degrees.


●● What does "ADD" mean on a prescription?
Answer: Additional near power for presbyopia.


●● What lens type has visible segment lines?
Answer: Bifocal or trifocal.


●● What lens provides a smooth transition from distance to near?
Answer: Progressive lens.


●● What is the main benefit of progressive lenses?
Answer: No visible lines.


●● What is segment height used for?
Answer: Proper placement of near vision zones.


●● What is vertex distance?
Answer: Distance from lens back surface to cornea.


●● Why is vertex distance important in high prescriptions?

, Answer: It affects effective lens power.


●● What is pantoscopic tilt?
Answer: Downward tilt of the frame front.


●● Why is pantoscopic tilt important?
Answer: Improves visual alignment and comfort.


●● What is frame wrap?
Answer: Horizontal curvature of the frame front.


●● What lens material is most impact-resistant?
Answer: Polycarbonate.


●● Which lens material is lightest?
Answer: Polycarbonate.


●● Which lens material offers best optical clarity?
Answer: Glass.


●● What is CR-39?
Answer: Standard plastic lens material.

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