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A comprehensive guide to lensometry and prism concepts, covering essential aspects like lensmeter operation, prism calculations, and reference points on progressive lenses. It includes practical exercises and questions to reinforce understanding of key concepts.
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Cancelling effect- subtract prism amounts correct answersBU/BU BD/BD BI/BO Powers between 0.00 & +/- 3.00 correct answersRead in 1/8 diopters . . . . Lensometer is also referred to as correct answersLensmeter, focimeter, vertometer To focus eyepiece correct answers1) while turned off. Place white sheet of paper against lens stop.
BI/BI correct answersCompounds- add BU/BD correct answersCompounds- add BU/BU correct answersCancels- subtract BD/BD correct answersCancels- subtract BI/BO correct answersCancels- subtract Black numbers on lensometer power drum correct answers(+) Red numbers on lensometer power drum correct answers(-) When neutralizing, if you have a power that is in 1/8 diopters and need to subtract correct answersAdd 1 to 1/8 amount Ex. .12, you would need to subtract. Focus sphere lines first, if cylinder lines focus first correct answersRotate axis drum by 90° When you have cylinder power, turn the power drum to correct answersThe high plus, then gradually reduce power until one of the meridians comes into focus. Where is the prism reference point (PRP) on progressives? correct answerscentered directly between the two horizontal alignment engravings (or ink markings), usually about 2 to 4 mm below the fitting cross of the lens. Where is the distance reference point (DRP) located on progressive lenses? correct answersgenerally located approximately 4 mm above the Fitting Point, providing an area completely free of the progressive power gradient.
Single vision- intermediate When should you use occluder? correct answersFor noticeable eye abnormalities. Ex.: Strabismus. Also to check binocular PD by occluding each eye to see if eye moved when occluded. How to check for vertical imbalance correct answers1) mark OD, OC by centering within retical