Contacts
Abbreviations
Eye Disease
Randomness 1.0
Randomness 2.0
200

This type of lens is much stiffer and smaller than a traditional disposable soft lens

What is a Rigid Gas perm lens (RGP/hard lens)

200

BC

What is base curve?

200

A medical condition in which the lens of the eye becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision.

What is cataracts

200

Symptoms include: small dark spots or squiggly lines that float across your vision

What is Floaters

200

We use this to check the power of a lens, it can be manual or digital 

what is a lensometer

400

Most soft lenses have this measurement between a 13.8 and 14.5

What is diameter?

400

gtt

Drop

400

A condition of increased pressure within the eyeball, causing gradual loss of sight.

What is glaucoma?

400

What does PD stand for?

What is pupillary distance?

400
What is being taken when we measure a OC?
What is Ocular Center.
600

The number on a contact lens prescription that determines curvature radius.

What is base curve?

600

qhs 

What is at night

600

Bright flashinig lights in the peripheral vision and feeling like a curtain being pulled over their vision are signs of this dangerous condition

What is a Retinal Detachment?

600

Who is the biggest contact lenses manufacturer?

What is Bausch & Lomb?

600

A defect in the eye caused by a non-spherical curvature, which results in distorted images

What is astigmatism?

800

A contact lens technically splits this layer when it is on the front surface of the eye and doesn't tough the cornea at all

What is the tear layer?

800

RGP

What is Rigid Gas Permeable

800

This type of cancer can be found in the retina, eyelid and iris

What is melanoma?

800

Who is the largest optical lens manufacturer?

What is Essilor?

800

A painful but non dangerous bump on the eyelid, essentially a pimple.

What is a Stye? (Hordeolum)

1000

This lens is the same size as a soft lens but is stiffer and is reserved for dry eye and corneal disease

What is a Scleral lens

1000

LASIK

What is Laser Asisted in Situ Keratomileusis?

1000

One or both eyelids not open to their full potential

What is Ptosis?

1000

Symptoms include: Floaters , flashes of light in your side (peripheral) vision, surgery is usually not an option

What is a Vitreous Detachment

1000

The most common test used on the visual fields machine. Hint-it doesn't take all day but it has the same NUMBER of hours.

What is 24-2?