What is the term when your eyes can’t move light at the proper angle, due to an uncommon eye or corneal shape?
Retractive Error
A patient calls and states they broke the frame to their recently purchased eyeglasses. You double check the order in Revolution and see the eyeglasses/frame were purchased 3 months ago and qualify for a warranty. How much will it cost to the patient to have the frame replaced?
$25.00 (WOW Guarantee)
Why do humans have eyebrows?
for protection
This day is the first day of Spring.
March 20th
A patient would like to order two bottles of Fortifeye. How much does it cost?
$56
In testing visual acuity, if the patient is unable to identify any letters on the Snellen chart, you should next test for the ability to?
count fingers
What is the most common lens material DECA sells?
Trivex
How many muscles control the movement of the eye?
6
Some believe this day started in 16th century France when the observation of New Year’s changed from April 1st to January 1st.
April Fools day
This form is used when a patient with non-VSP insurance is seen for a RV Exam or orders materials (eyeglasses/CLs)?
the ABN form
This instrument is specifically used to measure the intraocular pressure of the eye.
the tonometer
What lens material would you suggest to a patient with a +/- 7.00 or more in the sphere of the RX?
Hi-index
This controls the amount of light entering through the eye?
the Iris
Easter always falls on the first Sunday after the first ______ after the spring equinox.
Full Moon
How much is an Annual Supply of Precision 1 Dailies cost with the current discount (ends 6/30)?
$582
A 40-year-man reports that objects appear warped when he views them with his left eye. What might be causing this?
Maculopathy or Macular Degeneration
Why are blue-blockers in eyeglass lenses important?
1. Relieves eye discomfort/strain while looking at a computer
2. or helps prevent insomnia
3. or may reduce the likelihood of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
What transmits information from the eye to the brain?
the Optic Nerve
How long to Cherry Blossoms usually bloom (when 70 percent of the flowers have blossomed)?
1-2 weeks
An established patient with their deductible applying to their medical insurance is seen for a level 4 Office Visit. Dr. Pittman orders an OCT Optic Nerve. How much would the entire appointment cost to the patient?
$240
Someone with this condition may experience hallucinations such as geometric patterns or even people, animals or buildings that aren’t really there. These hallucinations may come and go for a year or two, then taper off.
Charles Bonnet syndrome
What invention dramatically increased the demand of eyeglasses? hint: paper
the printing press
Why do humans have two eyes?
to help with Depth Perception
How many eyes does a honeybee have?
5
Where's Harold?
I have no idea. Everyone gets 500 points!