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Presbyopes have been wearing spectacle bifocal lenses since the
_________________ is generally credited with inventing the bifocal.
____________________________provide clear vision at near when wearing eyeglasses over the contact lenses.
___________________ is a technique whereby the patient wears a single vision distance vision contact lens in the dominant eye and a single vision near vision lens in the non-dominant eye.
______________contain the distance vision Rx in the top portion of the lens and the near vision Rx in the bottom portion of the lens, similar to bifocal spectacle lenses.
___________________________allows light from both distance and near objects to enter the pupil at the same time and focus on the retina.
The most important factor in fitting multifocal contact lenses is:
Less than 3 percent of presbyopes are currently wearing bifocal lenses. The reason for this is that:
When fitting presbyopic patients:
When fitting multifocal soft contact lenses if more than one base curve is available:
When managing your patient’s expectations the patient should be informed that:
The reading portion of the contact lens comes into the pupillary area at the same time resulting in the patient looking through the distance and near portion at the same time presenting two images at once. This technique for the correction of presbyopia is called:
The power of a bifocal gradually changes from the central area of the lens to the periphery. This lens is known as:
Which of the following is not a recommended method for providing the presbyope with contact lenses?
Among the challenges when fitting aging patients with contact lenses include:
___________________may reduce the amount of light reaching the retina, resulting in decreased visual performance
_____________________may result in faster adaptation to contact lenses with aging patients.
Patients more likely to succeed with bifocal contact lenses are:
Aging increases the likelihood of dry eye symptoms because:
In this contact lens design the near vision correction is in a small circle in the center of the lens surrounded by a much larger section containing the distance power.
________________________________contact lenses change lens power gradually
While wearing____________________________lenses the distance and near portion of the lens are within the line of sight at all times
_____________________are similar to spectacle bifocals in that the patient looks through the upper portion of the lens to see far objects and through the lower portion of the lens while reading.
While wearing bifocal contact lenses the patient should understand that visual acuity under all circumstances may be:
As presbyopic patients advance in age, which of the following characteristics may effect contact lens wear?
Tangent Streak is:
The SofLens multi-focal by Bausch & Lomb and the Acuvue Oasys for Presbyopia are examples of
Soft toric multifocals:
Evaluating patient motivation entails discussing:
It is critical to start the fitting process with:
What is true about a “half eyes” spectacle frame
Which eye will it be easier to suppress blur when using monovision contact lenses
Which of these is not a potential disadvantage when adapting to monovision contact lenses
According to the Contact Lens Council, what percentage of consumers is unaware that multifocal contact lenses are available
What type of lighting is recommended for near work when using multifocal contact lenses
What does the XR in the Proclear multifocal contact lens line stand for
Which of these is the least important in dispensing a good multifocal contact lens
Which multi-focal contact lens has a power range of +20.00 to -20.00 D sphere
What is a resource for Intelliwave contact lenses
What is true about a 60-year-old patient with cataracts