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if corneal astigmatism is 2-2.50 DC what type of lenses are needed?

Bi toric GP lenses

what type of lenses are most effective in ATR astigmatism?

aspheric GP lenses

how do you correct residual astigmatism that cant be corrected w/ soft toric lenses?

with a FRONT surface toric GP lens, as long as the corneal astig < refractive astig.

how does the topographer work?

it uses the placido disk as a target to determine the surface irregularity. its a serioes of circles that when reflected in the cornea can tell the machine if the lines are more seperate or close together which is then interpreted as a change in the curvature of the cornea.

if you had to correct irregular astigmatism would you use soft lenses or RGP lenses?

RGP lenses bc of the tear lens power, that corrects the irregularity

describe keratoconus

progressive condition caused by the thining of the corneal stroma.


asymmetric- one eye is more advanced


bilatera 96% of the cases


non inflammatory


stops by itself eventually bc the cornea as it ages it becomes stiffer.

What lenticular lens design should be used for prescriptions of -1.75- -4.75?

NO LENTICULAR LENS NEEDED

what lenticular lens design does a -5.00 lens need?

a PLUS lenticular lens




used for ALL negative lenses OVER -5.00D

on which rx would you use a NEGATIVE lenticular lens?

for ALL positive lenses




and negative lenses up to -1.50

what effect is induced when a myope converges for a near object?

a BI effect




on a hyperope its a BO effect

on a myope if a BI effect is induced how does the obj look?

FARTHER away




on a hyperope its a BO effect so the obj looks CLOSER

on a refractive ametrope the relative spectacle mag will be?

similar to the spectacle mag

on an axial ametrope the relative spec mag will be

different from then spectacle mag

between an IOL vs. specs vs. CL which one causes LESS MAGNIFICATION?

the IOL bc its located at the entrance pupil

how much would the CRA be if fitting a spherical RGP will compromise vision?

if its more than -0.75






if the CRA is small and at 180 then the flexure of an RGP will correct the CRA or reduce it

if you increase 0.50 mm of optic zone diameter you have to

flatten the base curve radious by 0.25




(add +0.25)




and viceversa


steepen the bcr by adding -0.25

what happens if you increase the base curve radious?

you flatten the power

which lens stabilization method is best for WTR asig?

prism ballast

which lens stabilization method is best for ATR asig?

thin zones




acuvue oasys uses this