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Gives support to the upper lid due to a droopy lid ✔Correct Answer-Ptosis crutch
Utilizes base UP prism in the lens with the MOST MINUS Power ✔Correct Answer-Slab Off
Design
Bends light toward the base, bends light rays away from the apex, and projects an image of the
object downwards. ✔Correct Answer-Base UP Prism
Looking out from the optical center of a minus lens creates this ✔Correct Answer-Base Out
prism
Looking above the optical center of a plus lens creates this ✔Correct Answer-Base Down
prism
Done on the lens with the most plus/least minus in the 90th meridian ✔Correct Answer-
Reverse Slab Off
Deviates a ray of light 1 cm at a distance of a meter. ✔Correct Answer-One Prism Diopter
Prescribed to correct a muscle imbalance, and it is placed over the strong muscle ✔Correct
Answer-Prism
Prismatic Effect that is easiest to tolerate at the Near point ✔Correct Answer-Base In Prism
Makes people feel like they are walking downhill ✔Correct Answer-Excessive Base Up Prism
Measured while the patient is focusing at a point 16 inches from the front of his eyes
✔Correct Answer-Near PD
A Three piece frame requires you to " " the lens. ✔Correct Answer-Drill
If Aphakic lenses slide down the patients nose this is expected to occur. ✔Correct Answer-
Error in Refractive Power
Slab off is used as a means of correcting vertical imbalance at the reading level. It grinds prism
in which direction of the lens ✔Correct Answer-Base UP
Angle the temple downward to create this ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
, Consists of a frame front (pads, pad arms, bridge, eyewires) and the temples ✔Correct
Answer-A Metal Frame
To narrow the distance between the pads of a frame or mounting, bend the pad arms...
✔Correct Answer-Inward
Someone Wearing strong cataract lenses should wear small eye sizes, a short vertex distance,
and aspheric front surface lenses ✔Correct Answer-Aphakic Patients
Cylinder is induced at axis 180 ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
The most commonly used prescription for correcting a muscle imbalance would be Base In
Prism for this ✔Correct Answer-Estropia
Curving the temples around the head ✔Correct Answer-Bowing the temples
The bifocal height can be lowered by using more... ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
lens power in the principal meridians ✔Correct Answer-Transposition
Ophthalmic crown glass has an index of refraction of ✔Correct Answer-1.523
Opposite refractive errors in the two eyes ✔Correct Answer-Antimetropia
The area where the upper and lower eyelids meet is called ✔Correct Answer-Canthus
The inner layer if the cornea ✔Correct Answer-Endothelium
An area on the retina 3mm to 5mm in diameter, usually located temporally to and slightly below
the level of the optic disc and contains the fovea ✔Correct Answer-Macula
A Tendency of the eye to turn ✔Correct Answer-Phoria
A localized yellowish-gray elevated mass in the conjunctiva. A.K.A Cataracts ✔Correct Answer-
Pinguecula
Measures refractive error ✔Correct Answer-Retinoscope
The eye is most sensitive to the portion of the electromagnentic spectrum that includes ...
✔Correct Answer-Components of white light
The part of the eye that detects color under normal illumination ✔Correct Answer-Cones
Fusion of the two ocular images occurs at the... ✔Correct Answer-Visual Cortex
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Gives support to the upper lid due to a droopy lid ✔Correct Answer-Ptosis crutch
Utilizes base UP prism in the lens with the MOST MINUS Power ✔Correct Answer-Slab Off
Design
Bends light toward the base, bends light rays away from the apex, and projects an image of the
object downwards. ✔Correct Answer-Base UP Prism
Looking out from the optical center of a minus lens creates this ✔Correct Answer-Base Out
prism
Looking above the optical center of a plus lens creates this ✔Correct Answer-Base Down
prism
Done on the lens with the most plus/least minus in the 90th meridian ✔Correct Answer-
Reverse Slab Off
Deviates a ray of light 1 cm at a distance of a meter. ✔Correct Answer-One Prism Diopter
Prescribed to correct a muscle imbalance, and it is placed over the strong muscle ✔Correct
Answer-Prism
Prismatic Effect that is easiest to tolerate at the Near point ✔Correct Answer-Base In Prism
Makes people feel like they are walking downhill ✔Correct Answer-Excessive Base Up Prism
Measured while the patient is focusing at a point 16 inches from the front of his eyes
✔Correct Answer-Near PD
A Three piece frame requires you to " " the lens. ✔Correct Answer-Drill
If Aphakic lenses slide down the patients nose this is expected to occur. ✔Correct Answer-
Error in Refractive Power
Slab off is used as a means of correcting vertical imbalance at the reading level. It grinds prism
in which direction of the lens ✔Correct Answer-Base UP
Angle the temple downward to create this ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
, Consists of a frame front (pads, pad arms, bridge, eyewires) and the temples ✔Correct
Answer-A Metal Frame
To narrow the distance between the pads of a frame or mounting, bend the pad arms...
✔Correct Answer-Inward
Someone Wearing strong cataract lenses should wear small eye sizes, a short vertex distance,
and aspheric front surface lenses ✔Correct Answer-Aphakic Patients
Cylinder is induced at axis 180 ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
The most commonly used prescription for correcting a muscle imbalance would be Base In
Prism for this ✔Correct Answer-Estropia
Curving the temples around the head ✔Correct Answer-Bowing the temples
The bifocal height can be lowered by using more... ✔Correct Answer-Pantoscopic Tilt
lens power in the principal meridians ✔Correct Answer-Transposition
Ophthalmic crown glass has an index of refraction of ✔Correct Answer-1.523
Opposite refractive errors in the two eyes ✔Correct Answer-Antimetropia
The area where the upper and lower eyelids meet is called ✔Correct Answer-Canthus
The inner layer if the cornea ✔Correct Answer-Endothelium
An area on the retina 3mm to 5mm in diameter, usually located temporally to and slightly below
the level of the optic disc and contains the fovea ✔Correct Answer-Macula
A Tendency of the eye to turn ✔Correct Answer-Phoria
A localized yellowish-gray elevated mass in the conjunctiva. A.K.A Cataracts ✔Correct Answer-
Pinguecula
Measures refractive error ✔Correct Answer-Retinoscope
The eye is most sensitive to the portion of the electromagnentic spectrum that includes ...
✔Correct Answer-Components of white light
The part of the eye that detects color under normal illumination ✔Correct Answer-Cones
Fusion of the two ocular images occurs at the... ✔Correct Answer-Visual Cortex
