Quiz For Final Inspection and Delivery

Which of the following does has an effect on the final fit of a spectacle frame?

Lens material

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Frame color

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Frame inventory number

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Good temple alignment

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______________ is the minimum lens thickness on a safety frame.

1.00 mm

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3.00 mm

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This depends on the expected use

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A measurement determined with a formula

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Cellulose acetate is also known by another name. That name is:

Optyl

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Cellulose nitrate

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Zylonite

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Propionate

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Which of the following is true regarding nylon?

adjustments are made without heat

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It is not good for sports

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Frame needs to be soaked in water every 30 days

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It has no resiliency

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Which of the following is recommended for a patient with a high plus prescription?

Large frame difference

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Library temples

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Removing the temple tips altogether

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Smaller eye size

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Which of these materials is considered hypo-allergenic?

Nickel

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Monel

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Optyl

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Zyl

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Which frame material should be heated for adjustment or lens insertion?

Titanium

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Optyl

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Aluminum

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Stainless steel

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_______________ is often used in the construction of temples due to its strength and light weight

Monel

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Titanium

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Stainless steel

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Memory metal

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What is correct regarding the oval shaped face?

Frame choices are very limited

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All frame shapes will make the face look odd

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Most shapes are suitable

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Choices should be limited to two colors

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A patient with a round shaped face will cosmetically look better with which of these choices?

A clear frame

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A relatively narrow frame

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A mid-temple attachment

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A narrow bridge

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Which facial measurement must be on record for every patient?

PPD

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MPD

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Seg width

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Seg height

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What is true about vertical measurements?

Vertical measurements are unique for each frame a patient owns

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Vertical measurements must always be taken

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Vertical measurements are taken with the pupillometer

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A caliper can verify the vertical measurement

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Who measures Refracted Vertex Distance (RVD)?

The optician

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The prescriber

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The patient

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The insurance carrier

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____________________________ will measure PPD in both binocular and monocular formats at the same time.

P.D. Ruler

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Distometer

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Corneal Reflection Pupillometer

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Caliper

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Which devices or tools will measure Vertex Distance?

Lens clock

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Reticle

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Distometer

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Caliper

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When a lens is equal to or greater than ______________ diopters, the lens power must be adjusted accordingly.

+/- 4.00 diopters

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+ 7.00 diopters

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+/- 10.00 diopters

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+/- 7.00 diopters

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If a frame has positive face form, what will be revealed when the Vertical Alignment test is performed?

The P.D. Rule with touch the frame on both nose pad arms

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The P.D. Rule will only touch the frame at the temple hinges or butts

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The P.D. Role will touch the guard arms and the temple hinges equally

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Face form is not revealed with the Vertical Alignment Test

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What is true about the lens clock?

It has an index of refraction of 1.71

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It is only used in a laboratory setting

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It is only used to measure vertex

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It is valuable for measuring base curve

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Which statement is correct about MPD?

MPD can only be marked using a caliper

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The measurement should always be different from the PPD

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MPD is the distance between the optical centers

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MPD is the abbreviation for Multiple Pupillary Device

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If the mires of the OS lens on a finished pair of spectacles focus in Quadrant II, the lens is:

Possible Base Down prism

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Possible Base Out prism

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Possible Base Up prism

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Possible neutral prism

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A right lens has 1/3 ^ of base out prism and the horizontal decentration was off by a total of 2.00 millimeters. What should the optician do?

Does not meet ANSI standards. Send the spectacles back for a redo

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Meets ANSI standards so dispense the spectacles to the patient

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Adjust the tilt of the frame

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Adjust the vertex distance of the frame

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Induced (unwanted) prism is regulated by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Which statement is true about Induced prism?

ANSI standards are never specified for induced prism

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ANSI standards are voluntary and do not matter

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There are no ANSI horizontal prism limits

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A job that fails ANSI standards must be returned to the lab for a redo

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When verifying an add power on a prescription an optician should:

Determine the ADD power from the lens markings only

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Presume that the ADD power is correctly ground

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Technically, the ADD power is examined using FVP

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Use a trial lens to neutralize the add segment

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If the optical center is 1.00 mm above the patient’s pupils, a spectacle dispenser might remedy the situation by:

Raising the frame on the face

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Correct the problem by using retroscopic tilt

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Correct the problem by using pantoscopic tilt

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Narrow the nose pads

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__________________________ are used to apply retroscopic tilt.

bracing tools

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pad adjusting pliers

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snipe-nose pliers

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angling pliers

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For a frame to be in good Bench Alignment, it should exhibit:

Skewing

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Variant planes

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30-40 degrees of pantoscopic tilt

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Good temple fold

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_______________________ are useful to reach into tight places and can be used if European style pad adjusting pliers are not available.

Angling pliers

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Snipe nose pliers

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Rat tail files

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Half padded pliers

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Which file is best to smooth a newly cut temple end?

Two sided half round file

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Flat cut file

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Rat tail file

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Common nail file

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Which frame warmer is most frequently found in dispensaries today?

A steam warmer

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A hot wax system

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The salt pan warmer

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A commercial grade hair dryer

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What is an optician verifying when using a lens caliper?

Base curve

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Segment height

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MPD

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Lens thickness

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What two screwdrivers are vital to any dispensary?

Foam padded and ergonomic

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Flat slotted and Phillips style

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Flat slotted and hex nut

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Phillips and hex nut

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What must an optician do when utilizing a Lens Axis Pliers?

Remove the rubber pads from the tool

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Heat the tool before using on a lens

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After using this pliers, use the lensometer to retest that the axis is aligned

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Mark the lens with the patient P.D. before using this tool

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Which frame errors can be revealed when the Horizontal Alignment test is performed?

X-ing and skewed bridge

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Variant Planes and x-ing

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Rotated Lens and skewed bridge

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Loose or broken hinges

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What would cause a frame to fail the Flat Surface Touch test?

Properly aligned hinges

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Straight temple shafts

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A twisted bridge

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Temple bends at the same angles

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Well adjusted nose pads should be aligned in this area:

Pads should be much closer at the bottom

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The back edges of the pads should be closer together at the front

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The pad bottoms locations are insignificant

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A splay angles of approximately 25 to 30 degrees

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Angling the nose pads farther apart will:

Decrease the face form

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Lower the frame front

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Raise the frame front

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Adjust the face form

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After a frame has been bench aligned, one eyewire of the frame is fitting the patient lower than the other eyewire. This can be caused by:

Good pantoscopic tilt

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Good face form

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One ear of the patient is higher than the other

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Plastic temples are correctly bent

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Where should a frame make contact with a patient’s head, according to the guidelines set forth by the Fitting Triangle?

In front of each ear

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At the brow line

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Just above or slightly behind each ear

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Over the forehead

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To move the optical center or segments of a frame up by approximately 1.00 mm, you would:

Apply 1 degree of pantoscopic tilt

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Return the frame to orthoscopic form

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Apply 10 degrees of retroscopic tilt

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Apply 2 degrees of retroscopic tilt

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A frame has an open temple angle of 85 degrees. What complaints might your patient have?

Pain on the forehead

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The frame continually moves forward

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Red marks behind the ears

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Red marks on the nasal bridge

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