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ABO Exam 2024-2025 With Question And Answer, Exams of Health sciences

ABO Exam 2024-2025 With Question And Answer fusion - ANSWER >>the ability of the brain to merge the two images created by the eye optic chasm - ANSWER >>the point at which the optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over and then project to the opposite half of the brain fibrous tunic - ANSWER >>sclera and cornea vascular tunic - ANSWER >>choroid, ciliary body, iris neural tunic - ANSWER >>retina palprebral fissure - ANSWER >>the elliptical open space between the eyelids In which direction does the medial rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER >>toward the nose In which direction does the lateral rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER >>away from the nose In which direction does the superior rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER >>upward How much refractive power does the cornea have? - ANSWER >>~ 40 diopters How much refractive power does the crystalline lens have? - ANSWER >>~ 15-16 diopters

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ABO Exam 2024-2025 With Question And
Answer
fusion -
ANSWER
>>the ability of the brain to merge the two images created by the eye
optic chasm -
ANSWER
>>the point at which the optic nerves from the inside half of
each eye cross over and then project to the opposite half of the brain
ANSWER
>>sclera and cornea
vascular tunic -
ANSWER
>>choroid, ciliary body, iris
neural tunic -
ANSWER
>>retina
palprebral fissure -
ANSWER
>>the elliptical open space between the eyelids
In which direction does the medial rectus turn the eyeball? -
ANSWER
>>toward the
nose
In which direction does the lateral rectus turn the eyeball? -
ANSWER
>>away from the
nose
In which direction does the superior rectus turn the eyeball? -
ANSWER
>>upward
How much refractive power does the cornea have? -
ANSWER
>>~ 40 diopters
How much refractive power does the crystalline lens have? -
ANSWER
>>~ 15-16
diopters
prespyopia -
ANSWER
>>loss of lens' elasticity and ability to accommodate
What is the fovea and where is it located? -
ANSWER
>>point in the back of the retina
that gives the sharpest vision. it's within the macula and contains only cones.
layers of the cornea - ANSWER>>Epithelium
Bowman's membrane
Stroma
Descemet's membrane
Endothelium
vitreous humor -
ANSWER
>>the transparent jellylike tissue filling the eyeball behind the
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Answer

fusion - ANSWER>>the ability of the brain to merge the two images created by the eye

optic chasm - ANSWER>>the point at which the optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over and then project to the opposite half of the brain

fibrous tunic - ANSWER>>sclera and cornea

vascular tunic - ANSWER>>choroid, ciliary body, iris

neural tunic - ANSWER>>retina

palprebral fissure - ANSWER>>the elliptical open space between the eyelids

In which direction does the medial rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER>>toward the nose

In which direction does the lateral rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER>>away from the nose

In which direction does the superior rectus turn the eyeball? - ANSWER >>upward

How much refractive power does the cornea have? - ANSWER >>~ 40 diopters

How much refractive power does the crystalline lens have? - ANSWER>>~ 15- 16 diopters

prespyopia - ANSWER>>loss of lens' elasticity and ability to accommodate

What is the fovea and where is it located? - ANSWER>>point in the back of the retina that gives the sharpest vision. it's within the macula and contains only cones.

layers of the cornea - ANSWER>>Epithelium Bowman's membrane Stroma Descemet's membrane Endothelium

vitreous humor - ANSWER>>the transparent jellylike tissue filling the eyeball behind the

lens.

aqueous humor - ANSWER>>fluid in the eye, found between the cornea and the lens

choroid - ANSWER>>blood-rich layer beneath retina that provides nutrients to retina and other parts of the eye

corneal abrasion vs corneal ulcer - ANSWER>>an abrasion is a breakin the surface of epitelium. an ulcer is the loss of it

conjunctiva - ANSWER>>Delicate membrane lining the eyelids and covering the eyeball

Which prism directions cancel each other out? - ANSWER >>base in and base out base up and base up base down and base down

Which prism directions are compounding? - ANSWER>>base up and base down base in and base in base out and base out

How is cancelling prism calculated? - ANSWE R

Subtract the lesser prism value from

the greater one. The lesser prism is cancelled out leaving prism in only one lens in the same direction as that lens' original prism.

subconjuctival hemorrhage - ANSWER>>blood between the conjunctiva and sclera

pinguecula - ANSWER>>yellowish mass on the conjunctiva doesn't usually affect vision

pterygium - ANSWER>>triangular fold of growing membrane that may extend over visual axis and require surgical removal

ptosis - ANSWER>>drooping of upper lid

chalazion - ANSWER>>inflammation of the meibomian or Zeiss gland on eyelid

stye - ANSWER>>(also called hordeolum) acute infection of meibomian or Zeiss gland on lid

antimetropia - ANSWER>>one eye is myopic and the other is hyperopic

What is CPT (Current Procedural Terminology)? - ANSWER>>A worldwide set of medical codes used to indicate and report medical procedures and services to entities like health insurance companies and physicians.

What is EMR (electronic medical records)? - ANSWER>>a digital version of the paper charts in the clinician's office. An EMR contains the medical and treatment history of the patients in one practice.

scotoma - ANSWER>>dark spot in the visual field

esotropia - ANSWER>>consistant inward turned eye

hypophoria - ANSWER>>The tendency for one eye to deviate downward

medial rectus muscle - ANSWER>>Turns the eyes inward towards the nose

inferior rectus muscle - ANSWER>>depresses the eyes (downward movement of the eyes)

inferior oblique muscle - ANSWER>>turns top of eye away from the nose

What is dispersion? - ANSWER>>The separation of visible light into its different colors

pseudophakia - ANSWER>>an eye in which the natural lens is replaced with an artificial lens implant

What's the ABBE value of crown glass? - ANSWER>>

What is the ABBE value of polycarbonate? - ANSWER>>

What is the abbe value of CR-39? - ANSWER>>

What is the ABBE value of Trivex? - ANSWER>>

Tolerance for sphere power in SV and MF lenses - ANSWER>>For 0.00 to (+/-) 6.50 = 0.13 D

For > (+/-) 6.50 = 2%

Tolerance for cylinder power in SV and MF lenses - ANSWER>>0.00 to - 2.00 = 0.13 D

  • 2.00 to - 4.50 = 0.15 D

tolerance for horizontal prism - ANSWER>>0.00 to (+/-)2.75 = 0.67 prism diopters
OR

(+/-) 2.75 = 2.5 mm difference from specified PD

tolerance for vertical prism - ANSWER>>0.00 to (+/-) 3.37 = 0.33 prism diopters OR

(+/-) 3.37 = 1 mm difference in height of PRP

minimum blank size equation - ANSWER>>MBS = ED + (2)decentration

visible light wavelength - ANSWER>>400 nm to 750 nm

UV light wavelength - ANSWER>>200 nm to 400 nm

Infrared wavelength - ANSWER>>750 nm - 1000 nm

Cylinder Axis Tolerance >1.50 - ANSWER>>+/- 2°

Cylinder Axis Tolerance >0.25 / less than or equal to 0.50 - ANSWER>>+/- 7°

Cylinder Axis Tolerance >0.12 / less than or equal to 0.25 - ANSWER>>+/- 14°

Vertex Distance formula - ANSWER>>f= diopters/(1-dD)

How much cylinder power is in effect 90 degrees away from the specified axis? - ANSWER>>100%

How much cylinder power is in effect at 45° away from specified axis? - ANSWER>>50% of it

How much cylinder power is in effect at 30° away from specified axis? - ANSWER>>25%

Is retroscopic tilt ever exceptible? If so, when? - ANSWER >>It's not! Ever!

What happens to the effective power of a plus lens when the frame is further from the face? - ANSWER>>The power increases. Only noticible in high power lenses.

prism compensating device - ANSWER>>

lens holder in lensometer - ANSWER>>

angling temple pliers - ANSWER>>

flat/round nylon pliers - ANSWER>>

snipe nose pliers - ANSWER>>fine adjustments of curved areas of pad arms endpieces and eyewires

chassis - ANSWER>>the frame front without temples

guard arms/ pad arms - ANSWER>>small wire arms that hold the nose pad

endpiece - ANSWER>>where frame connects to temples

temple tips - ANSWER>>plastic coverings that cover the ends of the temples over and behind the ears

Vogel's rule - ANSWER>>Rule-of-thumb for predicting base curves: For plus powers: Base = Sphere Power + 6.00 For minus powers: Base = Sphere power / 2 + 6.