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Updated Study Material 2026

Question:

1. Who is credited with developing the concept of a ban- Xavier Galezowski
Answer:

dage lens to be used for therapeutic purposes?

Question:

2. Leonardo da Vinci, in his book, Codex of the eye, Man- Not to create a contact
ual D, sketched out several concepts for neutralizing
the cornea with some type of fluid. His idea was
Answer:

lens for vision correction
but to identify the mecha-
nism for accommodation

Question:

3. Who identified that the cornea is NOT responsible for Thomas Young
Answer:

accommodation

Question:

4. drew sketches of a hydrodioscope,
which described how a glass tube filled with water or
fluid could be placed against the eyeball to neutralize
the power of the cornea
Answer:

Thomas Young

Question:

5. Who is credited with proposing that a spherical cap-
sule with a transparent animal jelly could be applied
to the surface of the eye to correct irregular astigma-
tism?

,Answer:

Sir John Herschel

Question:

6. Who is credited with developing then concept of a
bandage lens to be used for therapeutic purposes?
Answer:

Xavier Galezowski

Question:

7. Who is credited with the actual intention of contact
lenses
Answer:

All of the above (Adolph
Eugene Fick, Eugene Kalt,
August Muller)

Question:

8. Who is credited with identifying the metabolism of the August Müller
Answer:

tear meniscus, which ultimately indicating the impor-
tance of the tear film?

Question:

9. Eugene Kalt
Answer:

Who is credited his contributions for the treatment of
keratoconus?

Question:

10. Who is credited wit the development of the corneal
contact lens
Answer:

Kevin Tuohy

, Question:

11. Wat material were the first contact lenses fabricated
from
Answer:

Glass

Question:

12. What were some of the most significant concerns of
the first contact lenses
Answer:

Heavy and low oxygen
permeability

Question:

13. Who is credited with the development of the first soft Otto Wichhterle
Answer:

contact lens

Question:

14. What was the first successful resin (plastic) material
used for contact lenses
Answer:

Polymethylmethacrylate

Question:

15. While the first successful plastic material for contact Low oxygen Permeability
Answer:

lenses had good optical clarity, what was the biggest
draw back?

Question:

16. Who was the first company to receive approval for soft Bausch & Lomb
Answer:

contact lenses in the U.S.A?

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