Quiz For Frame Styling: Blending Art and Optics

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When selecting eyewear most patients focus on

Frame construction
Fashion
Lens design
Frame quality

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As ECPs helping patient with eyewear selection, we must consider

Temple length
Bridge fit
Frame function and features
All of the above

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Frame color

Should always be neutral
Doesn't matter
Can bring out the wearer's natural beauty
Should match the wearer's eye color

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Warm colors are

Blue based
Always pastel
Yellow based
Always bold

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Warm skin tones have

Freckles
Gold undertones
Red undertones
Uneven pigment

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Warm eye colors include

Turquoise
Green with gold flecks
Aqua
All of the above

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Warm hair colors include

Carrot
Ash blonde
White
Dishwater brown

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Warm color combinations include

Olive skin, auburn hair, green eyes
Pale skin, ash blonde hair, blue-grey eyes
Fair skin, red hair, light green eyes
Olive skin, dark brown hair, blue eyes

1 point(s)

Warm seasons are

Spring and summer
Summer and winter
Winter and autumn
Dishwater brown

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Springs can wear

Peach
Yellowish green
Coral
All of the above

1 point(s)

Springs should avoid

Black
Bright green
Red
Aqua

1 point(s)

Autumn eye colors include

Dark brown
Green with brown flecks
Topaz
All of the above

1 point(s)

Autumns can wear

Rich colors
Soft neutrals
Plum
Black

1 point(s)

Warm frame colors include

Tortoise
Golden brown
Beige
All of the above

1 point(s)

Cool seasons are

Spring and summer
Summer and winter
Winter and autumn
Spring and autumn

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Cool colors are

Blue based
Always pastel
Yellow based
Always bold

1 point(s)

Cool skin tones include

Pale with no cheek color
Brown with pink undertones
Ruddy
All of the above

1 point(s)

Cool hair colors include all except

Carrot
Ash blonde
White
Dishwater brown

1 point(s)

Colors summers can wear include

Plum
Soft neutrals
Dusty pink
All of the above

1 point(s)

Colors summers should avoid include all except

Lavender
Earth tones
Orange
Black

1 point(s)

Colors winters can wear include all except

Bright white
Hot pink
Navy
Earth tones

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Cool frame colors include

Light to medium gray
Plum
Jade
All of the above

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The ideal face shape is

Inverted triangle
Square
Oval
Oblong

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A full face with few angles is

Square
Heart
Oval
Round

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A face with a narrow forehead, wide cheekbones and narrow chin is

Round
Square
Diamond
Oval

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A face with a narrow forehead and wide chin is

Round
Triangle
Oval
Oblong

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A face that is longer than it is wide is

Round
Triangle
Oval
Oblong

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A face that has prominent cheekbones and straight lines is

Round
Square
Diamond
Oval

1 point(s)

A face with a wideforehead, high cheekbones and narrow chin is

Square
Heart
Oval
Round

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For an oval shape face choose a frame that is

Wider than the widest part of the face
Three-piece mount
Softly curved
Angled out at the bottom

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For a square face choose a frame that is

Wider than the widest part of the face
Three-piece mount
Oval or round
Angled out at the bottom

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For a heart shaped face choose a frame that is

As wide as long
Three-piece mount
Softly curved
Angled out at the bottom

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For a diamond shape face choose a frame that is

Wider than the widest part of the face
Three-piece mount
Softly curved and heavy on top
Angled out at the bottom

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For an oblong face choose a frame that is

Wider than the widest part of the face
Deeper, with decorative temples and a low bridge
Oval or round
Angled out at the bottom

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For a triangular face choose a frame that is

Cat eye
Heavy top
Mid-level to high temples
All of the above

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To shorten a long nose choose

A high or clear bridge
A dark bridge close to the nose and thick eyewires
A low or dark bridge
A clear or metal bridge

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To narrow a wide nose choose

A high or clear bridge
A dark bridge close to the nose and thick eyewires
A low or dark bridge
A clear or metal bridge

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To widen close set eyes choose

A high or clear bridge
A dark bridge close to the nose and thick eyewires
A low or dark bridge
A clear bridge and darker toward the outside

1 point(s)

To shorten a long face choose

High temples
Short B measurment
Deep B measurement
All of the above

1 point(s)

For small faces choose frames that are

Oversized
Subtle in color
Bold in color
Thick plastic

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To narrow the jaw choose a frame with

Vertical lines
Soft curves
Wide top
Wide profile

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The strap bridge

Has a universal fit
Attaches to the frame like nose pads do
Will fit every nose
Helps open nasal passages

1 point(s)

Monel

Is the most common metal frame material
Comes in a variety of colors
Is strong and durable
All of the above

1 point(s)

Cellulose acetate is

Also known as zyl
The most common plastic frame material
Affected by heat
All of the above

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When utilizing the boxing system of measurement, the “B” measurements represents the________________.

the lens depth
the lens width
lens difference
the effective diameter

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A patient is found to have a monocular PD measuring R: 34mm and L: 32mm. The box measurement of the frame selected equals 56/20. Locate the major reference points (MRPs) for each eye.

R=4mm in; L=6mm in
R=6mm in; L=4mm in
R=4mm out; L=6mm out
R=5mm in; L=3mm in

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When the measurements of patient’s PD and the GCDs are identical, the frame should be adjusted with:

positive face form
negative face form
retroscopic angle
no face form

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One possible method of relieving a sore nose caused by the back edge of the nose pads is to:

tighten the tension on the temples
flare the pads out more by spreading the back edge apart
bring the nose pads closer together
raise the pad arms

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A frame contains 10 degrees of pantoscopic angle. Ideally, the gaze will be directed approximately_________________above the optical center of the lens.

1mm
3mm
5mm
7mm

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A frame measures 50/18 and has an effective diameter of 52 mm. If the patient’s PD measures 59 mm, the theoretical minimum blank size required is:

59
61
63
none of the above

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If the right temple is angled out, this will cause:

the right side of the frame to move out
an increase in the pantoscopic angle
the left side of the frame to move in
the right side of the frame to move in

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“Bowing” the temples is a term used to describe__________________________.

decreasing the pantoscopic angle
angling the temples inward
adjusting the frame along the X axis
curving the temples around the head

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While doing a frame adjustment, you notice the bottom of the eyewires are touching the cheeks. To remedy this situation you will:

add more face form
spread the nose pads further apart
decrease the pantoscopic angle
increase the pantoscopic angle

1 point(s)

When the measurement of the patient’s PD is less than the GCD’s of the frame, it is best to adjust the frame with:

orthoscopic angle
no face form
negative face form
positive face form

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In order to decrease the distance between the nose pads of a frame it is necessary to bend the pad arms:

inward
outward
upward
downward

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What would be the “theoretical” minimum blank size for the following frame and PD combination?
Box measurements: A=52mm; DBL=16mm; ED=53mm; PD=58 mm

61mm
63mm
65mm
67mm

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If the patient’s left ear is higher than the right, and the frame is in standard alignment, it can be expected that the frame will fit:

so that the right eyewire is higher than the left
so that the left eyewire is higher than the right
with increased pantoscopic angle
with inadequate face form

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The boxing system of measurement can accurately locate the____________ of the lens.

optical center
geometric center
primary focal point
principal axis

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A frame with orthoscopic tilt is fit so that:

the bottom of the eyewires are in closer than the top
the bottom of the eyewires are out farther than the top
the bottom and top of the eyewires are an equal distance from the face
the temples touch the side of the head before reaching the ears