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Cones are responsible for:
Day Vision, detail and color
Rods are responsible for:
Night vision, peripheral, and black & white
Exo means.....
Out
Eso means....
In
Hyper means....
Up
Hypo means....
Down
Phoria means...
Tendency
Tropia means
Definite and obvious
Aniseikonia means....
Unequal retinal size
Iseikonic means...
Lenses that manipulate image size
*When you have unequal image sizes, fusion is hard to occur.
Gray lens color
Nuetral, transmits colors evenly-sees colors as they are, reduces glare.
Green Lens
Resemble natural color sensitivity, allows maxium amount of useful light to reach eyes, reduces glare
Brown & Amber Lens
Blocks blue light, reduces glare, improves contrast
Polorized
Prevents light from scattering, which causes glare made from crystals that are alighned so that they change orintation of the light rays.
Anti-Reflective Coating
Blocks light reflections, including reflections off back of lens into your eye
Spectrum nm 589
Controls light to enhance color contrast, see colors accurately, intensifies perception of red, green, yellow & blue
Ultraviolet
Not visible to the human eye. Means beyond violet
Photo keratis
Effects cornea and conjunctiva.
Cataracts
Effects crystalline lens and macular swelling. May cause pinguecula - yellowish spots on the front of the eye
UV coating for the lenses....
Sunscreen for your eyes.
UV C=
200-290nm
UV B=
290 - 320nm
UV A=
320 - 400nm
Blue Light
400 - 500nm. Percievable by the eye. May damage retina. Passes through the crystaaline lens to retina. Causes glare on sunny days. May cause macular degeneration.
5 Layers of the cornea
1.Epithellum 2. Bowman's Layer 3. Stroma 4.Decements Layer
5. Endothellum
Nanometer
One billionth of a meter
UV
-200 -400
Visable
-380 -760
Infared
>760nm
V I B G Y O R
Violet, indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red.
ROY G. BIV
The Light Spectrum Backwards
"Milli" means
Thousandth
1 Millimeter equals
1/1000 of a meter
"Centi" means
Hundredth
Rods are repsonsible for:
Night vision, peripheral, and black & white
UV B =
290 -320nm
UV Coating for lenses provides.....
Sunscreen for your eyes.
Cr-39 is what index of refraction
1.498
Crown glass is what index of refraction
1.523
Hi-lite is what index of refraction
1.70
Index of refraction is measured by what mathematical symbol.
N
N =
Speed of light in the air.
___________________
Speed of light in material.
F =
Focal length
D =
Diopter
Stronger power =
Shorter focal lengths
Weaker powers =
Longer focal points
Minus powers =
Negative focal lengths
Plus powers =
Positive focal points
Fresnel Prism
Used in vision therapy. It's a "cling" on type prism, can be easily taken off. Does not add any thickness to lenses.
"A" =
Eye Size
"B" =
Vertical measurement
"DBL" =
Distance between lenses.
"ED" =
Effective diameter
Frame PD =
A + DBL