Ocular Anatomy
Controls how much light enters the eye
What is the Iris
Frame material made out of resin
The cylinder power if your first reading on the lensometer was at +1.00 D and the second reading was at -1.5 D
What is -2.5 D
What is the left ear, the right ear, and the nose
HIPAA covers this
What is sensitive patient health information
The Formula for Focal Length
The amount of cones found in the macula
The direction of light waves that polarization blocks
What is Horizontal Light Waves
The Polariscope's use
What is to test internal stress and strain of a lens
Lenses that concave and are thickest on the edges
What is minus lenses
The ANSI Standards were created for this reason
What is to set the tolerances and intolerances of lenses
The formula for prism
What is Delta (Prism Diopters) =Fxdec [/10 (if in meters)]
Nourishes the eye and controls the eye’s pressure
What is Aqueous Humor
Lens material with index of 1.523 and abbe of 60
What is glass
Measures exact thickness of lenses
What is Calipers
Lens color best for target practice
What is yellow
The agency in charge of safety protocols
What is OSHA
4 Meters is this many inches
What is 157.48
The three parts of the nervous tunic
What is the retina, macula, and optic nerve
Frame material that is light, expensive, and hypoallergenic
What is titanium
Measures Vertex Distance
What is the distometer
What happens when a plus lens moves toward the eye
What is it loses power
The distance typically used in Snellen Chart
What is 20ft
The transposing of:
-2.0 + 1.0 x 80
What is: -1.0 - 1.0 x 170
The two muscles of the eye that move the eye outward and inward
What is the lateral and medial rectus
The range of index for high-index plastic
What is 1.6-1.67 or 1.6-1.74
The adult pupillary distance range
What is 60-64
The three positions of segment height for progressives, bifocals, and trifocals
What is the pupil center, the top of the lower eyelid, and the bottom of the pupil
What is 5/8th inch steel ball dropped from 50 inches
This is the difference between Anisometropia and Aniseikonia
What is Aniseikonia being when your eye perceives images at difference sizes and Anisometropia is when each eye has a different focus power/fractive error