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Dispensing II Test 2
Image Jump, VPI, & Slab Off
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the OC for a Curve Top bifocal AKA sovereign or fulvue? | 4.5 |
| What is the OC for a FT-22, FT-25, & FT-28? | 5 |
| What is the OC for a Round 24? | 12 |
| What is the OC for a Round 25? | 12.5 |
| What is the OC for an Ultex A? | 19 |
| What is the OC for a Panoptik bi-focal lens? | 4.5 |
| What is the OC for a Round 22 / Kryptok 22-flint / No Chrome 22- barium? | 11 |
| What is the OC for a Ribbon B? | 4.5 |
| What is the OC for a Ribbon R? | 7 |
| What is the OC for a Franklin/ Executive/ E - Line/ Full Seg? | 0 |
| What is the OC for a Thin Line 35, 40, & 45? | 0 |
| What is the OC for a FT-35? | 4.5 |
| What is the OC for a Compensated "R" Seg? | 4-10 |
| This uses base up prism in the most minus/least plus lens to balance the patient's near vision? | Regular Slab Off |
| This is where compensated prism is molded to ceate base down prism at the reading leve. It is ordered on the most plus/least minus lens. Molded base down? | Reverse Slab-Off |
| This type of slab off is molded base down? | Reverse Slab-Off |
| This type of slab off is grinded base up? | Regular Slab-Off |
| Sudden displacement of an image as the bi-focal line is crossed? It is due to the difference in prism power from distance portion of the lens to the near portion of the lens. | Image Jump |
| This occurs in the brain and is caused by wearing glasses with different distance RX's (powers). | Vertical Prism Imbalnce (VPI) @ the Reading Level |
| When does VPI need to be considered? | When the patient is a 1st time bi-focal wearer & the differnce between the 2 eyes in the distance vertical meredian (power @ 90) is greater than 1.50 diopters. |
| How do you correct for VPI? | 1) Determine the diff. in power between the 2 vertical meredians (power @ 90) Distant RX only 2) Determine the reading level. 3) Use Prentice's Rule (prism = Dd/10) D= diff. in power between the meredians @ 90. d= RL |
| What is the average Reading Level (RL) for segmented bifocals & short corridor progressives? | 8mm |
| What is the average RL for progressive lenses? | 10mm |
| Which type prism does Regular Slab Off use? | Base Up Prism |
| Which type prism does Reverse Slab Off Use? | Base Down Prism |
| Which lens do we put Regular slab off in? | It is ground into the most minus/least plus lens! |
| Which lens do we put Reverse slab off? | Ordered on the most plus/least minus lens. |
| In reverse slab off, where is the slab line & seg line? | Both are on the front of the lens. |
| In regular slab off, where is the seg & slab line found on glass lenses? | Both are on front. |
| In regular slab off, where is the seg line & slab line located on a plastic lens? | Seg line on the front & slab line on the back. |
| This is done on glass lenses? This can be ground on the front b/c the seg doesn't protrude & the bifocal is fused. The slab line is on the front & the seg line is on the front. | Front Surface Bicentric Grinding |