Eyes - MED

Anatomy of the Eye

100

This is the front layer of your eye, which bends the light that enters your eye.

What is the CORNEA?

200

This is referred to the colored part of your eye. 

What is the IRIS?

300

This part of the eye connects the element between the retina and the brain. Once there, the brain creates images. 

What is the OPTIC NERVE?

400

This is the black dot in the center of your eye that acts as a gateway for light.

What is the PUPIL?

500

This is the layer of tissue, located in the back of the eye, that transforms the light coming into your eye.

What is the RETINA?

Lenses

100

This machine is used to take the pupillary distance.

What is Pupilometer?

200

This type of lens includes distance, intermediate, and reading prescription all in a single lens.

What is a progressive?

300

True or false?

Gray sunglass lenses offer more protection than brown lenses since they are darker.

What is FALSE?

400

When taking measurements for a multifocal lens, which lens would you take the seg height at the bottom of the pupil?

What is a TRIFOCAL?

500

This type of frame is best for blocking light from the sides.

What is a WRAPPED FRAME?

MED Specifics

100

What is the Company average for Retinal Imaging?

What is ABOVE 70%

200

List 2 benefits of My Annual Supply

What is:

Mail in rebate, ship to home for no charge, Free pair of select sunglasses, Get 30%-40% off a 2nd pair, Free replacement lenses if needed?

300

We are about to start a promotion June 11-June 27 for our sunglass days. Which 2 brands do you get $50.00 off of prescription or non prescription sunglasses?

What is Ray-Ban and Oakley?

400

What do you feel like is the biggest excuse for exam onlys?

What is contact lens trial, wait times, wanting to come back with someone else, not much RX change?

TALK ABOUT IT

500

How many company wide inventory days do we have?

What are our 2 blackout periods?

What is 4, Back to school, and last week of the year?

Diseases

100

You might have this if you have an increased intraocular pressure resulting in damage to the retina and optic nerve.

What is GLAUCOMA?

200

This is a defective curvature of the cornea or lens that prevents light focusing properly?

What is ASTIGMATISM?

300

This causes clouding of the lens, causing a decrease in vision.

What is CATARACTS?

400

This is when you have a lazy eye. It happens when the eye doesn't develop properly and that eye is weaker than the other eye.

What is AMBLYOPIA?

500

This is caused by the deterioration of the retina and can servely impair vision. There is no cure for this.

What is MACULAR DEGENERATION?