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ABO EXAM SAMPLE QUES
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A pair of spectacles with a far point of 75 cm has a refractive power in diopters | Plus 1.33 diopters |
| The Rays of light pass through a lens without deviation must be aligned to the following | Optical center |
| The dead center of the lens is called | Geometric Center |
| What is The Descent tration of a frame a size 50 and DBL 16 and patient PD of 70 | 4 mm out |
| Spherical lenses designed | Identical curvatures in meridians and point Focus |
| Prescriptions are written with the following to indicate what | Oculus Dexter right lens and Oculus Sinister left lens |
| An ad power on a prescription indicates | Additional power required for tasks |
| Plus lenses have the following characteristics | Magnifies image and has against motion |
| The refractive error that focuses parallel rays of light behind the retina | Hyperopia |
| Minus lenses have the following characteristics | Divergence incident light rays corrects myopia |
| What is the sphere power of a lens if the front curve is + 6 and the back curved is -4 | +2.00 sphere power |
| What is the index of refraction with a medium of 124000 + PS and the speed of light in air of 186,000 MPS | 1.50 |
| When light strikes a medium it will do the following | Light refracts, light absorbed, light reflex |
| When plus lenses in spectacles move away the following happens | They get stronger |
| Intermediate prescription is how far away for patients | 16 - 24 inches |
| How much prison is induced with a minus 4.00 diopter lens when the OC is moved out 6mm in which direction | 2.4 base in |
| What is the power of a lens with a focal length of 44.44 cm | 2.25 diopters |
| The lens clock Geneva lens measure is calibrated for a refractive index of | 1.530 |
| The ability of the eye to focus at varying distances is called | Accommodation |
| If a pair of -10 diopter sphere lenses are moved closer to the eyes, how will this change the effective power | Increase - power effect |
| How many extra ocular muscles are inserted into the sclera | 6 |
| The ciliary body | Assist in accommodation |
| The condition in which the ability to accommodate for near Vision becomes inadequate because of loss of elasticity in the crystalline lens is called | presbyopia |
| The OD RX requires 1 mm of dissing tration out and a segment inset of 2.50 mm. The total inset would be | 3.50 millimeter in |
| A+ Lance is moved further from the eye it becomes effectively | Stronger |
| A patient complains that the floor appears to be concave the optician should check for too much | Not sure about answer |
| Which of the following would cause a patient to complain about distant objects appearing smaller | An increase in minus power |
| A _______ is a blind area in the visual field | Scotoma |
| An instrument for viewing the fundus and interior of the eye is called | Retinoscope |
| When the margin of an eyelid turns inward it is called | Entropion |
| When prescribed prism is used | The optical center at the prism reference point PRP are not the same |
| What is an inflammation of the eyelids | Blepharitis |
| Optimal prescribed prism could be used to correct | Diplopia |
| The location on it off the moloch lens at which the specific distance prescribed should apply is known as the | Prism reference point or PRP |
| Which of the following could best use the Double D lenses A motorcyclist B tennis player C secretary D electrician | Electrician |
| When weeding the image is brought to focus by the retina buy an ability known as | Celery contraction |
| When light rays From A Distant Source comes to focus in front of the retina the condition is known as | Myopia |
| Where does Fusion occur | In the brain |
| A young child is being fitted for glasses. One eye turns in noticeably. The condition is called | Esotropia |
| Impulses travel from the retina to the brain along the | Optic nerve |
| Night vision is primarily the function of the | Rods |
| Another term for farsighted is | Hyperopic |
| How many inches are in a meter | 39.37 |
| What is the speed of light in air | 186,000 miles per second |
| ______is the clouding of the eye or of its capsule obstructing the passage of light | Cataract |
| A prism will displace in image towards_____ and ray of light towards the _____ | Apex, Base |
| ______ is determined by using Prentice rule | Prismatic effect |
| In prism what best describes a plus lens | Base to Base |
| What type of stigmatism is in the following RX -0.50 + 0.75 x 100 | Mixed astigmatism |
| A minus lens can be described as having a ______ focal point will a plus lens has a _____ focal point | Virtual and real |
| Which of the following is not considered when calculating vertical Prismatic imbalance a cylinder power at 90 degrees B spear power at 90 degrees C reading depth D ADD power | Add power |
| In order to properly fit Progressive power lenses, what measurements must be taken | Monocular PD and monocular segment height |
| Which of the following lens materials is the most impact resistant A CR 39 b crown glass C polycarbonate d barium crown | Polycarbonate |
| Light rays emanating from an object will be | Diverging |
| The distance from the crest of one wave to the crest of the next wave is called | Wavelength |
| When light travels through an optical medium from higher density it | Is refracted toward the normal angle or is refracted and reflected and partially absorbed |
| Refractive index is | The ratio of the speed of light in air to the speed of light in an optical medium |
| The index of refraction is the highest in | Flint glass |
| Which of the following frame adjustments would provide the maximum field of view through a segment | Move the lenses closer to the eye |
| A+ 10 diopter lens is moved 5 mm closer to the eye. What new power will be needed to compensate this change in vertex distance | Plus 10.50 diopters |
| In spectacle lenses when is it important to consider vertex changes | When the power exceeds plus or minus 7 diopters |
| When is a lens shape called that has one convex surface and one concave service | A meniscus lens |
| What is the best way to instruct a bifocal where to use the segment | Raise the chin and drop the eyes |
| When using a lensometer to neutralize a pair of unknown lenses the first reading should be at | The optical center of the right lens the optical center of the strongest lens |
| The normal is an imaginary line considered | a right angle to the surface at the incident point |
| Light rays that originated at the distant Point are described as | Parallel |
| Minus lenses | Show with motion |
| Plus lenses | Converge light rays |
| What would allow 98 to 99 light transmission | Anti-reflective coating |
| A-minus lens moved up creates | Bass Down prism |
| An eye condition where the lens becomes cloudy is called | cataract |
| The tools that is most used to adjust nose pads is called | Needle nose pad pliers |
| What causes the floor or other horizontal expanse two-seam convex and the patient feels as if they are standing on a mound or Ridge | Excessive base of prism |
| The ability to combine two images through both eyes into a single visual perception is called | Fusion |
| A pair of prescription glasses were received 5 mm in with a minus 5 diopter, how much prism was induced and in which direction | 2.5 base in |
| Esotropia | A marked deviation of the eye inward |
| Frame material that is a lightweight plastic zyl | Cellulose acetate propionate |
| which coating is good for night driving reducing glare allows more light transmission good for computer and overhead fluorescent lighting | Anti-reflective coating |
| Lenses that are designed for presbyopic patients who need accommodation for distance middle range and reading are called | Progressive lenses |
| Of the following lenses which one is the most impact resistant a plastic b- Trivex c high index D polycarbonate | Polycarbonate |
| A gradient is tinted as follows | It's tinted dark on top and light on the bottom |
| A normal I wear light he rests on the retina | Emmetropia |
| A-frame style that has a fishing wire located at the bottom of the lens is called | Groove frame |
| the PD measurement that are correct for progressive lenses | Monocular PD measurement |
| A condition which the roof of the cornea can cause two focal points to fall into two different locations making distance and close up objects vision blurry | Astigmatism |
| A metal frame that is lightweight | Titanium |
| When measuring bifocals you measure | Measure at the lower lid margin |
| To adjust for pantoscopic tilt | Decrease the temples |
| Access Pliers are good for the following adjustments | Used to rotate the lens in the frame |
| A lens clock is used | Measure front and back curve of lenses |
| Which agency made it mandatory to verify impact-resistant of ophthalmic lenses | The FDA |
| A distant meter is used for | Measure vertex distance in a high-powered lens |
| A lens caliper is used for | measuring length thickness |
| What agencies established unfair business practices such as deceptive advertising and monopolies | FTC Federal Trade Commission |
| A pair of spectacles with a -2.5 diopter were made for mmm in and how much prison was created and in which direction | 1 base in |
| The index refraction of high index lenses | 1.67 |
| The movement of two objects towards a common Point as the eyes turning in to see a closed point is called | Convergence |
| A drop ball test used to test impact resistance | 5/8 steel ball weighed .56 Oz dropped from a height of 50 in |
| A condition in the lens of one eye sees an image that differs in size or shape from the image seen by the other eye | Anoseikonia |
| HIPAA stands for | Health insurance portability and accountability Act |
| ANSI standard for horizontal prism in balance | 0.00 diopters ,+/- 2.75 >+/-2.75D and +/-.67 total +/- 2.5 mm Total |
| A pair of spectacles with a plus-4 diopter were received four mm out how much prism was induced and in which direction | 1.6 base out |