CONTACT LENS FINAL ACTUAL EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
What is a buffered isotonic PF saline solution that comes in unit dose vials? -
ANSWERS-B&L ScleralFil
Addipak is traditionally used for what? - ANSWERS-Inhalation
Addipak is what makeup? - ANSWERS-0.9% sodium chloride
What solution is pH balanced, buffered sterile that was initially approved for
rinsing only? - ANSWERS-PuriLens Plus
,PuriLens Plus was recently FDA approved for use for? - ANSWERS-Scleral lens
insertion
PuriLens must be disposed of how long after opening? - ANSWERS-15 days
GP lenses have a reduced drop-out rate compared to SCLs, which leads to
_______ ______ - ANSWERS-Patient loyalty
I&R is easier with what type of CL? - ANSWERS-GP lens
GPs are easier to insert and remove for patients with what particular eye
anatomy? - ANSWERS-Small palpebral fissures
True or False: GP lenses can still tear - ANSWERS-False
What kind of GP is more easily broken? - ANSWERS-Toric GPs
Some corneal GPs can last up to ________ ________ - ANSWERS-2-3 years
The recommended replacement of GP lenses is? - ANSWERS-6 months to 1 year
True or false: GP lenses are more difficult to purchase elsewhere, through CL
ordering websites and such, than soft CLs. - ANSWERS-True
,When looking at the wetting angle, the _____ the number, the better the
wettability - ANSWERS-Lower
How liquid spreads across the surface of the eye is known as? - ANSWERS-
Wettability
What is the biggest factor for discontinuation in new GP wearers? - ANSWERS-
Initial comfort
Intermittent wear of GP lenses will result in? - ANSWERS-Re-adaptation period
There was a higher success rate of GP wearing/comfort when what was used
during fitting - ANSWERS-Proparacaine
one disadvantage of GP lenses is that _____ and ________ may easily become
trapped under the lens - ANSWERS-Dust and debris
If a patient vigorously cleanses their lenses and rubs them a lot, this may result
in? - ANSWERS-Warping and a change in lens power
True or false: Due to the durability of GP lenses, back up pairs are unnecessary -
ANSWERS-False
, Studies of GP vs Hydrogel found that GPs increased? - ANSWERS-Subjective
patient preference and contrast sensitivity function
GPs are excellent for patients with what type of astigmatism? - ANSWERS-
Irregular astigmatism
GPs have increased safety vs Hydrogel because there is often less binding of
what two pathogens? - ANSWERS-Pseudomonas and acanthamoeba
Compared to SCLs, GPs had les incidence of>? - ANSWERS-GPC, Microbial
keratitis, Corneal Inflammatory events
GPs are good for long-term comfort because ______ ______ is better and GPs
are less prone to ___________ - ANSWERS-Surface wettability, deposits
When fitting a GP, what words should be avoided when discussing the
experience of fitting/first time wear? - ANSWERS-Hurt, pain, discomfort,
irritation, painful, uncomfortable
When describing GP lenses and what they are, you should avoid calling them? -
ANSWERS-Hard or rigid CLs
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
What is a buffered isotonic PF saline solution that comes in unit dose vials? -
ANSWERS-B&L ScleralFil
Addipak is traditionally used for what? - ANSWERS-Inhalation
Addipak is what makeup? - ANSWERS-0.9% sodium chloride
What solution is pH balanced, buffered sterile that was initially approved for
rinsing only? - ANSWERS-PuriLens Plus
,PuriLens Plus was recently FDA approved for use for? - ANSWERS-Scleral lens
insertion
PuriLens must be disposed of how long after opening? - ANSWERS-15 days
GP lenses have a reduced drop-out rate compared to SCLs, which leads to
_______ ______ - ANSWERS-Patient loyalty
I&R is easier with what type of CL? - ANSWERS-GP lens
GPs are easier to insert and remove for patients with what particular eye
anatomy? - ANSWERS-Small palpebral fissures
True or False: GP lenses can still tear - ANSWERS-False
What kind of GP is more easily broken? - ANSWERS-Toric GPs
Some corneal GPs can last up to ________ ________ - ANSWERS-2-3 years
The recommended replacement of GP lenses is? - ANSWERS-6 months to 1 year
True or false: GP lenses are more difficult to purchase elsewhere, through CL
ordering websites and such, than soft CLs. - ANSWERS-True
,When looking at the wetting angle, the _____ the number, the better the
wettability - ANSWERS-Lower
How liquid spreads across the surface of the eye is known as? - ANSWERS-
Wettability
What is the biggest factor for discontinuation in new GP wearers? - ANSWERS-
Initial comfort
Intermittent wear of GP lenses will result in? - ANSWERS-Re-adaptation period
There was a higher success rate of GP wearing/comfort when what was used
during fitting - ANSWERS-Proparacaine
one disadvantage of GP lenses is that _____ and ________ may easily become
trapped under the lens - ANSWERS-Dust and debris
If a patient vigorously cleanses their lenses and rubs them a lot, this may result
in? - ANSWERS-Warping and a change in lens power
True or false: Due to the durability of GP lenses, back up pairs are unnecessary -
ANSWERS-False
, Studies of GP vs Hydrogel found that GPs increased? - ANSWERS-Subjective
patient preference and contrast sensitivity function
GPs are excellent for patients with what type of astigmatism? - ANSWERS-
Irregular astigmatism
GPs have increased safety vs Hydrogel because there is often less binding of
what two pathogens? - ANSWERS-Pseudomonas and acanthamoeba
Compared to SCLs, GPs had les incidence of>? - ANSWERS-GPC, Microbial
keratitis, Corneal Inflammatory events
GPs are good for long-term comfort because ______ ______ is better and GPs
are less prone to ___________ - ANSWERS-Surface wettability, deposits
When fitting a GP, what words should be avoided when discussing the
experience of fitting/first time wear? - ANSWERS-Hurt, pain, discomfort,
irritation, painful, uncomfortable
When describing GP lenses and what they are, you should avoid calling them? -
ANSWERS-Hard or rigid CLs
