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This type of lens corrects both distance and near vision in one lens.
What is a multifocal lens.
Contact lenses have been on back order for a month. How do we help the patient win?
What is we order them trials.
What is a cloudy area that forms in the lens of the eye from sun damage?
What is cataracts.
Who is related at Complete Eye Care?
What is Keith, Dr. Howard Ross, Dr. Brandon Ross, and Dr. Laura England.
This clear, dome-shaped structure at the front of the eye helps focus light as it enters.
What is the cornea.
This measurement represents the distance between the centers of a patient's pupils and helps ensure lenses are properly aligned.
What is pupillary distance (PD).
Patient has a limited schedule and needs to get in today. What do we do? List 2 good resolutions.
What is schedule them in an open spot, double book them next to a short, double book them next to 8:00 am or 1:45, book them in a no patient spot, book them after a no show.
What disease damages the optic nerve, can cause discomfort, and has a buildup of fluid and increased pressure in the eye?
What is glaucoma.
From what town or school did Dr. Swanson and Dr. Claborn graduate from Optometry school?
What is Northeastern State University (NSU) OR Tahlequah, OK.
This part of the eye controls the size of the pupil to regulate how much light enters.
What is the iris.
This type of lens material is known for being lightweight and impact-resistant, making it a popular choice for children and safety eyewear.
What is polycarbonate.
How do we help patients win with Retinal Imaging and what are the 3 parameters to do this?
What is New Patients, writing on the PP for doctor to review importance of imaging, and explaining to the patient this is a one-time occurance.
What is a painless medical emergency where the tissue in the back of the eye pulls away from its normal position sometimes affecting the vision?
What is retinal detachment.
From what town or school did Dr. England and Dr. B graduate from Optometry school?
What is Southern College of Opteometry (SCO) or Memphis, TN.
This light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye converts light into electrical signals that travel to the brain.
What is the retina.
This lens design has no visible line separating the distance and near prescriptions, allowing for a gradual change in prescription power.
What is a progressive lens.
In what situations do we give patients trial lenses and how many lenses do they get? List 3 scenarios.
What is when the patient needs contacts to tide them over until their appointment, if a patient ripped one of their lenses, if a patient has a vacation or sporting event etc they need contacts for quickly, if an order is on B/O, WE forgot to order their supply, if they ask for them when ordering a 6m supply or more, and depends on the lens type. Up to 2 weeks in daily/weekly/2-week or 1/1 month lens.
What is a benign cluster of pigment cells made of melanocytes from a colored spot on or in the eye?
What is nevus.
Who started Complete Eye Care in Lawton, OK?
What is Dr. Swanson.
This condition occurs when the eye's natural lens becomes cloudy, potentially causing blurry vision, glare, and difficulty seeing at night.
What is a cataract.
When the optical center of a lens is not properly aligned with the patient's pupil, this unwanted optical effect can occur, potentially causing eyestrain or discomfort.
What is induced prism.
A patient brings in a pair of broken glasses that are a week out of their warranty, their prescription hasn't changed much, and they are on a limited income. How do we help them? List 2 good resolutions.
What is give them a Giving Sight pair of glasses, go ahead and warranty the frame, offer the patient package pricing.
What is an eye condition where the layers of the retina split apart, creating a cavity or blister-like space?
Retinoschisis
For how many years has Keith been with Complete Eye Care?
What is 49 years.
This specialized area of the retina contains the fovea and is responsible for the sharpest central vision needed for tasks like reading and recognizing faces.
What is the macula.