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What is the purpose of splitting prism power between a pair of eyes?
What is the purpose of splitting prism power between a pair of eyes?
To provide balanced prismatic correction for each eye, ensuring optimal vision.
In horizontal prism splitting, if the right eye has +2.00D and the left eye has +2.00D with 4D inward, what is the result of splitting?
In horizontal prism splitting, if the right eye has +2.00D and the left eye has +2.00D with 4D inward, what is the result of splitting?
RE +2.00D 2D IN and LE +2.00D 2D IN.
What is the formula represented by the Prentice Rule?
What is the formula represented by the Prentice Rule?
P = cF, where P is prismatic power, c is the distance from the center in cm, and F is the lens power.
What happens when you have base down and base up in differential prismatic effects?
What happens when you have base down and base up in differential prismatic effects?
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How do power tolerances affect the acceptance of prescriptions in progressive lenses?
How do power tolerances affect the acceptance of prescriptions in progressive lenses?
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When given RE +1.00D with 6D down and LE +1.00D, how can this prism defect be split?
When given RE +1.00D with 6D down and LE +1.00D, how can this prism defect be split?
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In the context of power tolerances, what would be the result of comparing -3.25 / -1.00 x 90 with -3.37 / -0.75 x 90?
In the context of power tolerances, what would be the result of comparing -3.25 / -1.00 x 90 with -3.37 / -0.75 x 90?
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What is the significance of converting distances between mm and cm in Prentice Rule applications?
What is the significance of converting distances between mm and cm in Prentice Rule applications?
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Based on the given measurements, what is the total horizontal displacement for the right eye (RE)?
Based on the given measurements, what is the total horizontal displacement for the right eye (RE)?
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What is the total horizontal displacement for the left eye (LE) as per the provided data?
What is the total horizontal displacement for the left eye (LE) as per the provided data?
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If no prism was ordered and the highest principal power is -4.50D, what tolerance must be calculated?
If no prism was ordered and the highest principal power is -4.50D, what tolerance must be calculated?
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What is the purpose of antireflection coating on lenses?
What is the purpose of antireflection coating on lenses?
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How much unwanted prism is produced in total from both eyes given the final calculations?
How much unwanted prism is produced in total from both eyes given the final calculations?
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How is horizontal prism split in optics?
How is horizontal prism split in optics?
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What is the individual contribution of the right eye to the total unwanted prism?
What is the individual contribution of the right eye to the total unwanted prism?
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What distinguishes phoria from tropia in strabismus?
What distinguishes phoria from tropia in strabismus?
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In terms of base direction, how does the left eye's prism contribution compare to the right eye's?
In terms of base direction, how does the left eye's prism contribution compare to the right eye's?
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What formula can be used to calculate the induced prism for a lens, and what do its terms represent?
What formula can be used to calculate the induced prism for a lens, and what do its terms represent?
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Explain the Prentice Rule in lens optics.
Explain the Prentice Rule in lens optics.
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What are the prescribed distances for the ordered and measured pupillary distance (PD) based on the example?
What are the prescribed distances for the ordered and measured pupillary distance (PD) based on the example?
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Define compound myopic astigmatism.
Define compound myopic astigmatism.
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What are the common characteristics of the thin lens formula?
What are the common characteristics of the thin lens formula?
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What does the lens power represent in diopters (D)?
What does the lens power represent in diopters (D)?
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What is the effect of chromatic aberration in lenses?
What is the effect of chromatic aberration in lenses?
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Describe simple hyperopic astigmatism.
Describe simple hyperopic astigmatism.
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What are power tolerances in lenses?
What are power tolerances in lenses?
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Study Notes
Splitting Prism
- Vertical and horizontal prisms can have their power divided between the eyes to manage alignment and vision correction.
- For horizontal prism: Split the prism power and retain the original direction (e.g., RE +2.00D 2D IN, LE +2.00D 2D IN).
- For vertical prism: Also divide the prism power but adjust the vertical orientation (e.g., RE +1.00D 3D UP, LE +1.00D 3D DOWN).
Prentice Rule
- Formula: P = cF
- P represents prismatic power in prism dioptres.
- c is the distance from the optical center in centimeters.
- F stands for the lens power in diopters.
- Conversion: To change millimeters to centimeters, divide by 10; to change centimeters to millimeters, multiply by 10.
Differential Prismatic Effect Rules
- Combining prism powers follows specific rules:
- Base OUT & Base OUT: ADD
- Base IN & Base IN: ADD
- Base IN & Base OUT: SUBTRACT
- Base UP & Base UP: SUBTRACT
- Base DOWN & Base DOWN: SUBTRACT
- Base DOWN & Base UP: ADD
Power Tolerances
- Tolerances must ensure prescriptions align with specifications.
- Example: A prescription of -3.25 / -1.00 x 90 compared to check measurements (-3.37 / -0.75 x 90) may fail tolerances.
Progressive Powers Checking
- Compare ordered and measured pupillary distances (PD) and central distances (CD) to assess success.
- Example: Ordered PD of 32/32 mm and Measured CD of 35/34 mm indicates a potential issue.
Unwanted Prism Calculation
- Assess unwanted prism from measurements:
- Use the formula P = cF for both eyes and sum total horizontal differential prismatic effects (DPE).
- Example calculation yields Total Horizontal DPE = 1.35DIN.
Optical Cross
- Visual representation to analyze lens prescriptions for astigmatism.
- Essential for understanding lens power in different orientations.
- Common types of astigmatism include:
- Compound Hyperopic Astigmatism
- Compound Myopic Astigmatism
- Mixed Astigmatism
- Simple Hyperopic Astigmatism
Simple Transposition
- Process of converting prescriptions into alternate forms involves:
- Adjusting signs and positions of the cylindrical components.
- Important in correcting and evaluating lens prescriptions accurately.
Lens Power
- Total power (F) measured in diopters (D) is determined by both the front (F₁) and back (F₂) surface powers.
- Different lens types:
- Bi-convex: Both surfaces outward.
- Bi-concave: Both surfaces inward.
- Plano-convex: One surface flat, one outward.
- Meniscus: One surface concave and one convex.
Types of Strabismus
- Phoria refers to a tendency for misalignment, while tropia denotes constant misalignment.
- Categories include:
- Hypotropia (eye turned downward)
- Hypertropia (eye turned upward)
- Exotropia (eye turned outward)
- Esotropia (eye turned inward)
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Explore the concept of dividing prism power between a pair of eyes through this quiz. Learn how to analyze horizontal and vertical examples of prism distribution. Master the method for splitting prism power while maintaining original specifications.