Clinic Trivia
Our address
What is 101-838 Broughton Street
Things that blink
What are your eyelids
This type of lens makes an image smaller
What is a concave/minus lens
What is a retinal detachment
CL
What is contact lens
Our moto
What is "Helping our patients have
clear vision and healthy eyes
throughout their lives"
The part of the eye is responsible for our physiological blind spot?
The optic nerve
This condition is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the world
What is cataract
NCT
Non-contact tonometer
His paintings decorate our office
Who is Dr. Bob Grundison
These two parts of the eye combined are responsible for the eye's focusing power
What are the crystalline lens and the cornea
A number given to describe the amount of chromatic aberration of an ophthalmic lens material
What is the Abbe value
A longstanding bump on the eyelid caused by a blockage and swelling of an oil gland
What is a chalazion
IOP
What is interocular pressure
Year the clinic opened
What is 1981
These cells are responsible for our colour vision
What are cone photoreceptors
What is a Fresnel prism
The medical term for when vision in one or both eyes is reduced because they eye(s) and the brain are not working properly together. Also the most common cause of vision impairment in children.
What is amblyopia
OCT
optical coherence tomography
The structure where fluid drains from the anterior chamber
What is the trabecular meshwork
formula used to calculate the prism power of a lens at any point on its surface, in prism diopters, related to the distance away from the optical center
Prentice's rule
Prism (diopters) = Power (diopters) X Decentration (centimeters)
This type of infection is much more common in people who wear contact lenses
What is microbial keratitis
BRVO
What is branch retinal vein occlusion