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ABO ADVANCED CERTIFICATION
FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED. JUST
RELEASED


1. A lens has a prescription of -4.00 -2.00 x 090. What is the power of the lens in the 180-

degree meridian?

A. -4.00 D


B. Plano


C. -2.00 D


D. -6.00 D


Answer: D


Conceptual Explanation: In minus cylinder form, the sphere power (-4.00) is at the axis

(090). The total power (-4.00 + -2.00 = -6.00) is 90 degrees away from the axis, which is the

180-degree meridian.


2. Using Prentice’s Rule, how much prism is induced if a patient is looking 5mm below the

optical center of a +4.00 D lens?

A. 0.2 prism diopters


B. 2.0 prism diopters Base Up

,C. 2.0 prism diopters Base Down


D. 20 prism diopters


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: Prentice’s Rule: P = c x D (where c is in cm). 0.5 cm x 4.00 D = 2.0

prism diopters. For a plus lens, looking below the optical center induces Base Up prism.


3. Which lens material has the highest Abbe value, indicating the least amount of chromatic

aberration?

A. Polycarbonate


B. High Index 1.67


C. CR-39 Plastic


D. Crown Glass


Answer: D


Conceptual Explanation: Crown Glass has an Abbe value of approximately 58-59, the

highest among common ophthalmic materials, resulting in minimal chromatic aberration.


4. A patient’s Rx is +2.00 -1.00 x 180. What is the equivalent sphere?

A. +1.00 D


B. +1.50 D


C. +2.50 D

, D. +0.50 D


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: Equivalent sphere is calculated by adding half of the cylinder

power to the sphere power. +2.00 + (-1.) = +2.00 - 0.50 = +1.50 D.


5. If the frame’s A measurement is 50mm and the DBL is 20mm, what is the Frame PD (GCD)?

A. 60mm


B. 70mm


C. 75mm


D. 65mm


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: Frame PD or Geometric Center Distance (GCD) is calculated as A

+ DBL. 50mm + 20mm = 70mm.


6. A lens clock calibrated for n=1.53 measures a surface as +6.00 D. If the lens is actually made

of Polycarbonate (n=1.586), what is the actual surface power?

A. +6.63 D


B. +5.43 D


C. +6.00 D


D. +7.12 D

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