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Many non-optically prisms used are ____________.
What type of prism is specifically created to separate white light into ROYGBIV?
Which of these is a polarizing prism?
A 1^ prism will
How strong is a prism that will deviate light 1 cm at a distance of 4 meters?
What rule calculates how to purposely create prescribed prism?
What is another term for unwanted prism?
If the eye is above the optical center of a plus lens, what type of prism is induced?
If the patient’s right eye is closer to the nose in a plus lens, what direction of prism is induced?
What happens when the mechanical PD of a pair of glasses does not match the patient PD?
What type of induced prism makes people look shorter?
What form of induced prism is unavoidable with many bifocal styles?
Where is the optical center (OC) located on a round 40 lens?
Which of these bifocal styles has no image jump?
Calculate the amount of image jump for this lens: Round 22, -1.00 DS, ADD of 3.00 at a reading distance of 8 mm.
What is the correct term for a misaligned eye?
The base of a prism is usually _________ of the deviation of the eye.
Which of these can possibly cause hemianopia?
When the prism imbalance is too great, the patient may experience ___________.
A lens has 2/3^ and it has an incorrect PPD variance of 3.0 mm, what does this mean?
Which combination is an adding prism combination?
When is horizontal decentration unnecessary?
For a lens of Plano -2.00 x 180°, what is the power at 135°?
For horizontal prism to be created on a toric lens, what is true?
Which statement is true?
Which of these is a potential solution for vertical imbalance?
To which lens is reverse slab-off applied?
An optician sees prism in quadrant 1 of a right lens, this indicates:
Which is a lensometry error that may affect measuring prism?
Approximately how thick is a Fresnel prism?
A Fresnel prism will __________.
Approximately ____________ visits to the doctor or hospital today are due to diplopia.
Diplopia can be a hallmark of ____________.
Diplopia can limit or prohibit ______________.
What is true with a basic esophoria or exophoria?
What is a possible condition related to right head turn
The Krimsky test will measure ___________________.
What is sometimes used for testing the type of diplopia instead of a Maddox rod?
What definitively measures the protrusion of the eye?
What is one reason that surgery might be an option to correct diplopia?