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[Show more]Assessment of the quality of the peripheral curves (blends of a rigid contact lens) is achieved by 
the use of thea. profile analyzer 
b. shadow graph 
c. keratometer 
d. burton light -Answer a. profile analyzer 
Contact lens power should be specified ina. back vertex power 
b. sphero-cylinder po...
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Add to cartAssessment of the quality of the peripheral curves (blends of a rigid contact lens) is achieved by 
the use of thea. profile analyzer 
b. shadow graph 
c. keratometer 
d. burton light -Answer a. profile analyzer 
Contact lens power should be specified ina. back vertex power 
b. sphero-cylinder po...
antihistamines -Answer are beneficial when treating allergies and cold symptoms because 
they dry out the mucous membranes of the nasal passage. However, this may also lead to 
dehydration of the tear film, they are also been known to slow down the blink rate and increase 
corneal sensitivity. 
a...
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Add to cartantihistamines -Answer are beneficial when treating allergies and cold symptoms because 
they dry out the mucous membranes of the nasal passage. However, this may also lead to 
dehydration of the tear film, they are also been known to slow down the blink rate and increase 
corneal sensitivity. 
a...
Which of the following medications may affect successful contact lens wear? 
A. Antacids 
B. Antihistamines 
C. Aspirin 
D. Laxatives -AnswerB. Antihistimines 
Which term refers to a sensitivity to light? 
A. Prebyopia 
B. Photophobia 
C. Pannus 
D. Ptosis -AnswerB. Photophobia 
The following is an...
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Add to cartWhich of the following medications may affect successful contact lens wear? 
A. Antacids 
B. Antihistamines 
C. Aspirin 
D. Laxatives -AnswerB. Antihistimines 
Which term refers to a sensitivity to light? 
A. Prebyopia 
B. Photophobia 
C. Pannus 
D. Ptosis -AnswerB. Photophobia 
The following is an...
The tolerance for the overall lens diamter according to the ANSI standards is: 
A. +/-0.005mm 
B. +/-0.05mm 
C. +/-0.01mm 
D. +/-0.1mm -AnswerB. 
According to the ANSI standards (Z80.2-1989), the tolerance for the overall diameter of a contat 
lens is +/-0.05mm. ANSI standards have been developed ...
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Add to cartThe tolerance for the overall lens diamter according to the ANSI standards is: 
A. +/-0.005mm 
B. +/-0.05mm 
C. +/-0.01mm 
D. +/-0.1mm -AnswerB. 
According to the ANSI standards (Z80.2-1989), the tolerance for the overall diameter of a contat 
lens is +/-0.05mm. ANSI standards have been developed ...
A Correct Statement regarding epithelial cells is that they: 
a)Comprise the posterior layer of the cornea 
b)Are unable to regenerate 
c)Comprise the thickest layer of the cornea 
d) Have the ability to reproduce - Answerd) have the ability to reproduce 
Which of the following prescriptions indicat...
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Add to cartA Correct Statement regarding epithelial cells is that they: 
a)Comprise the posterior layer of the cornea 
b)Are unable to regenerate 
c)Comprise the thickest layer of the cornea 
d) Have the ability to reproduce - Answerd) have the ability to reproduce 
Which of the following prescriptions indicat...
Steep Fluorescein Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling center, very faint green pooling on 
diameter of lens 
Flat Fluorescein Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling on diameter of lens, very faint green in 
center 
Against-the-rule Astigmatism Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling horizontally, fain...
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Add to cartSteep Fluorescein Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling center, very faint green pooling on 
diameter of lens 
Flat Fluorescein Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling on diameter of lens, very faint green in 
center 
Against-the-rule Astigmatism Pattern -Answer Bright green pooling horizontally, fain...
base curve -Answerrefers to the radius of curvature of the central posterior surface of the 
lens. It may be expressed in diopters of surface power (D) or in millimeters (mm) of radius or 
curvature. 
optical zone -Answerthe chord diameter over which the base curve extends on the posterior 
surfa...
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Add to cartbase curve -Answerrefers to the radius of curvature of the central posterior surface of the 
lens. It may be expressed in diopters of surface power (D) or in millimeters (mm) of radius or 
curvature. 
optical zone -Answerthe chord diameter over which the base curve extends on the posterior 
surfa...
adnexa -Answerextraocular structures of the eye which include the eyelids, the orbit, 
lacrimal glands 
anterior chamber -Answerthe area bounded in front by the cornea and in the back by the 
lens and filled with aqueous 
aqueous -Answera clear, watery solution in the anterior and posterior chambe...
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Add to cartadnexa -Answerextraocular structures of the eye which include the eyelids, the orbit, 
lacrimal glands 
anterior chamber -Answerthe area bounded in front by the cornea and in the back by the 
lens and filled with aqueous 
aqueous -Answera clear, watery solution in the anterior and posterior chambe...
optic zone -Answerthe central portion of a contact lens which contains the refractive power 
and generally corresponds to the central corneal cap 
posterior apecal radius -Answerthis term is generally used in reference to spin-cast soft 
lenses. the curvature of the posterior surface of the lens c...
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Add to cartoptic zone -Answerthe central portion of a contact lens which contains the refractive power 
and generally corresponds to the central corneal cap 
posterior apecal radius -Answerthis term is generally used in reference to spin-cast soft 
lenses. the curvature of the posterior surface of the lens c...
Diffused Illumination -Answer-Uses widest slit, longest aperture 
-Light source positioned at an angle of 40º-50º 
-Used to view overall areas, to observe the ocular adnexa, cornea, sclera, lids, conjunctiva, lens 
surface, and CL fitting characteristics 
Direct Illumination -Answer-Most importan...
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Add to cartDiffused Illumination -Answer-Uses widest slit, longest aperture 
-Light source positioned at an angle of 40º-50º 
-Used to view overall areas, to observe the ocular adnexa, cornea, sclera, lids, conjunctiva, lens 
surface, and CL fitting characteristics 
Direct Illumination -Answer-Most importan...
1. The sagittal depth of a rigid gas permeable contact lens can be altered without changing the 
diameter by: 
A. Changing the power 
B. Changing the edge design 
C. Changing the radius of curvature of the anterior optical zone 
D. Changing the radius of curvature of the posterior optical zone -Ans...
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Add to cart1. The sagittal depth of a rigid gas permeable contact lens can be altered without changing the 
diameter by: 
A. Changing the power 
B. Changing the edge design 
C. Changing the radius of curvature of the anterior optical zone 
D. Changing the radius of curvature of the posterior optical zone -Ans...
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