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All of following represent applications of the mie scattering of high EXCEPT
D. Raleigh scattering occurs because of this not Mie scattering
D. Raleigh scattering occurs because of this not Mie scattering
Which ophthalmic spectacle aberration is related to Petzval curvature?
F. Curvature of the field.
F. Curvature of the field.
Which two aberrations are the most significant aberrations of the emmetropic human eye? (SELECT 2)
A and D.
A and D.
Which two aberrations are considered when designing an ophthalmic lens? (SELECT 2)
A and C
A and C
A monochromatic stimulus of _____ nm appears less saturated (whiter) than any other monochromatic stimulus
B. 555. Hue null point is set to 555 which will appear less saturated than any other point
B. 555. Hue null point is set to 555 which will appear less saturated than any other point
Which is the most prevalent color vision anomaly in males?
C. Deuteranomaly
C. Deuteranomaly
According to Kollner’s rule which color vision anomaly is expected in a patient with age related macular degeneration?
B. Blue- yellow affect macular region. Red green affects ONH
B. Blue- yellow affect macular region. Red green affects ONH
Which of the following is the least appropriate illumination when testing color vision?
D. Standard fluorescent lighting
D. Standard fluorescent lighting
A father with anomalous color vision marries a mother that is a carrier. What percent of all their children will have anomalous color vision?
C. 50 percent.
C. 50 percent.
Your patient has an acquired Blue-yellow defect. Which one of the following will be the best diagnostic test?
C. Anomaloscope test. Anomaloscope is the only color vision test that can determine anomalous trichromats from dichromates. It is considered one of 2 accurate color vision tests we have in our toolbox, followed by the ishihara test.
C. Anomaloscope test. Anomaloscope is the only color vision test that can determine anomalous trichromats from dichromates. It is considered one of 2 accurate color vision tests we have in our toolbox, followed by the ishihara test.
What is the perceptual/developmental experience of fusion of dichoptic images with similar but contrast-reversed targets that fall on corresponding retinal loci?
A. Confusion. Occurs when very different images are formed simultaneously on corresponding retinal points in the two eyes. Diplopia occurs when different images are formed simultaneously on non-corresponding retinal points in the two eyes.
A. Confusion. Occurs when very different images are formed simultaneously on corresponding retinal points in the two eyes. Diplopia occurs when different images are formed simultaneously on non-corresponding retinal points in the two eyes.
Under steady fixation, the fading of stimuli with prolonged viewing is known as
B. troxler effect. Low temporal frequency stimuli is most noticeable in the peripheral vision
B. troxler effect. Low temporal frequency stimuli is most noticeable in the peripheral vision
Visual acuity presented by grating patterns in different orientations is described as?
A. VA is the ability to identify the highest spatial frequency grating orientation. Meaning only one person can resolve dark and light bars.
A. VA is the ability to identify the highest spatial frequency grating orientation. Meaning only one person can resolve dark and light bars.
What of the following would MOST benefit a patient with a high astigmatism?
C. Long pass filter. Long pass filters transmit only long wavelengths that result in only allowing transmission of “glare” causing wavelengths. AR coating mimics long pass filters
C. Long pass filter. Long pass filters transmit only long wavelengths that result in only allowing transmission of “glare” causing wavelengths. AR coating mimics long pass filters
On the electromagnetic spectrum, which wavelength causes the MOST damage to the cornea?
D. 499-420 falls on the blue light spectrum lower half. This is shown to cause slight corneal damage with long term exposure. Hence why blue light adaptive lenses are currently used to help alleviate side effects caused by blue light.
D. 499-420 falls on the blue light spectrum lower half. This is shown to cause slight corneal damage with long term exposure. Hence why blue light adaptive lenses are currently used to help alleviate side effects caused by blue light.