History
Terms
Equipment
Optical Abbreviations
General Abbreviations
100
Name one science Optometry is based on

Physics, chemistry, optics, anatomy, biology, physiology, psychology and mathematics

100

Nearsightedness, farsightedness 

Myopia, hyperopia 

100

This test takes photos of the back side of the eye

Retinal camera 

100

GL

Glass material

100

REF

Referral

200

True or false: Optometry did not come from medicine.

True

200

The seeing of one subject as two

Diplopia

200

This test uses sophisticated computer technology and infrared light to determine your initial prescription for eye wear

Auto Refractor/Auto Keratometer

200

RGP

Ridged Gas Permeable (Hard) Contact Lens

200

Dx

Diagnosis 

300

Who invented the bifocal?

Benjamin Franklin

300

Abnormal sensitivity to and discomfort from light.

Photophobia

300

This test is used to determine the perception of depth produced by the reception in the brain of visual stimuli from both eyes in combination; binocular vision.

Stereopsis 

300

PRO

Prgoressive

300

PH

Pinhole

400

What was the average life expectancy in 1900?

36

400

What are the Latin terms for OD, OS, and OU

Oculus Dexter, Oculus Sinister, Oculus Uterque 

400

This test uses ultrasound to determine corneal thickness in any given location

Pachymetry 

400

SCR

Scratch coating

400

HLD

Cholesterol 

500

Who was the first to widely distribute glasses in the United States?

Jewelers 

500

Absence of the lens of the eye

Aphakia 

500

This form of tonometry uses a small probe to gently flatten part of the cornea to measure eye pressure and a microscope called a slit lamp to look at your eye.

Goldmanns

500

ST28 or ST35  

Straight Top BF (either measuring 28mm or 35mm)

500

FMOHx

Family Medical and Ocular History