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OCPP Book 4 Test – Questions & Correct Solutions (A+)

OCPP 102 1.1 (Principles Of Light, Electromagnetic Spectrum Visible And Invisible Light) – Q’s And A’s

OCPP 102 1.2 - Laws Of Reflection And Refraction: Q&A

OCPP Course 5 Questions With Complete Solutions Who is credited with the actual intention of contact lenses? A) Adolph Eugene Fick B) Eugene Kalt C) August Muller D) All of the above All of the above Who is credited with identifying the metabolism of the tear meniscus, which ultimately indicating the importance of the tear film? A) Adolph Eugene Fick B) Eugene Kalt C) August Muller D) All of the above August Müller

OCPP 102 2.3 (Presbyopia - Multifocals - Progressive Lenses): Questions & Answers

OCPP Course 1 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions What century were minus/concave lenses introduced? 16th century lenses were made for nearsighted people (myopic lenses) What century were toric lenses introduced? and by who? 19th Century () By Suscipi Early on, what were rich peoples glasses like compared to poor? The wealthy probably had them framed in gold or sterling silver and carried in a leather covered, silk-lined case, men had monocles or lorgnettes, rich women used engra...

OCPP volume 3 Questions With Complete Solutions The term lensometer is a generic term. The correct name for the instrument is Focimeter Rather than actually reading the power of the lenses, what are we really doing? We are neutralizing the power of the lens by measuring the focal length. The instrument converts focal length to dioptric power When viewing through the eyepiece, as you move a lens to the right the image also goes to the right, what type of lens is it? Minus power-with mo...

OCPP BOOK 2 TEST: Questions With Complete Solutions

OCPP Volume II Questions With Complete Solutions critical angle the angle of incidence beyond which rays of light passing through a denser medium to the surface of a less dense medium are no longer refracted but totally reflected. 3 things that can happen to a ray of light when it passes through a lens absorbed , reflected, refracted monocular PD Pupillary Distance : each eye is measured separately from the center line of the face. two measurement, two numbers, but mono because its on...

OCPP Book 4 Test Questions With Complete Solutions which of the following is the third leading cause of blindness worldwide? ARMD which of the following is mostly absorbed by the crystalline lens of the eye? UVA how much UV radiation passes through a childs crystalline lens to the retina? 75% the color which provides excellent contrast and improves vision acuity and depth perception is: gray