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| 1. Which of the following is true? |
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Individual's visual activities differ widely from occupations and hobbies |
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B.
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Special lens styles and materials work best for specific activities |
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C.
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Most ECPs agree that a personalized solution can best meet the wearer's needs |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 2. Most presbyopes wear ________ primary pair of eyeglasses most of the time. |
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A.
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One |
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B.
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Two |
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C.
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Three or more |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 3. A primary pair or general-purpose progressive is all of the following except |
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Considers the distance vision needs of the myope |
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B.
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Answers the near needs of hyperopes |
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C.
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Balances the design by base curve (by prescription) |
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D.
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Is selective for computer users |
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| 4. The FreedomID progressive from X-Cel is |
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An “integrated design” |
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B.
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Designed as a general-purpose lens to meet occupational and lifestyle needs |
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C.
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Provides improved fit, adaptation, and several choices of lens |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 5. Progressive lens designers |
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Define progressives by add power |
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B.
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Use data from activity studies to define and create integrated designs |
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C.
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Make minimum fitting heights of all lenses 14mm for the most flexibility |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 6. Why do ECPs use one progressive design to satisfy most patients? |
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It's a practical solution |
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B.
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One lens works best for all patients |
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C.
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It earns the best discounts |
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D.
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None of the above |
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| 7. When a progressive corridor is significantly shortened |
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The wider it becomes |
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B.
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The narrower it becomes |
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C.
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There are increased areas of mid-range vision |
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D.
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The less blur in the periphery bordering the near |
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| 8. The choice of a 17mm corridor |
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Allows fitting of most fashionable small frames |
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B.
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Allows mid-range width for most critical tasks |
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C.
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Adds to the flexibility of a progressive's design |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 9. All of the following components of Wearer's View Technology except |
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The physiological needs of the wearer |
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B.
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A 9mm corridor length |
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C.
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The fields of view required |
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D.
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Vertex distance and pantoscopic tilt considerations |
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| 10. Moire Deflectometry and Interferometry are |
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Methods to surface progressive lenses |
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B.
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Surface analysis techniques for verification |
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C.
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Ways to make lenses oleophobic |
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D.
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Designing tools that control corridor length |
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| 11. Multi-design by prescription ensures that |
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Lens designs consider the distance prescription's prismatic effects |
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B.
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Provide different designs by base curve |
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C.
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Near zones vary by base curve |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 12. To simply identify the needs and wants of patients |
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A.
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Review their PD and Seg values |
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B.
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Offer the same lens style that they are now wearing |
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C.
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Use a visual assessment form |
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D.
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Determine the expiration date of the last exam |
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| 13. If a patient were interested in lenses that automatically adjust to different lighting conditions, they would benefit from |
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Anti-reflective lenses |
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B.
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Photochromic lenses |
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C.
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Polarized lenses |
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D.
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Progressives |
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| 14. Once the primary pair is determined, the opportunities are for |
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The 80% that only own one pair of glasses |
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B.
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The 70% without AR |
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C.
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The 85% without photochromics |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 15. The average patient buys glasses every |
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1.0-1.5 years |
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B.
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1.5-2.0 years |
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C.
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2.0-2.5 years |
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D.
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More than 2.5 years apart |
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| 16. What's the best way to determine a vision plan for the patient |
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Use the answers from the assessment form |
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B.
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Review the prescription |
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C.
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Review the results of the eye exam with the doctor |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 17. The best tint suited for nighttime driving is |
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10% pink |
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B.
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20% yellow |
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C.
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None |
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D.
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85% yellow |
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| 18. The two pair of glasses that best satisfy day and night driving are |
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Tints for sun and clear for night |
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B.
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Tints for sun and clear AR for night |
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C.
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Polarized for sun and clear AR for night |
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D.
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Polarized for sun and clear for night |
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| 19. With the number of sports related and home eye injuries |
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Protection from impact should be a primary concern to everyone |
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B.
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Consider highly impact resistant materials like Trivex |
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C.
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Review the assessment form for eye safety needs |
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D.
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All of the above |
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| 20. When the doctor prescribes and/or recommends lens styles and treatments |
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A.
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Patients confidently make decisions based on benefits |
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B.
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Patients feel that they are being pressured |
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C.
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Patients must make those purchases |
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D.
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All of the above |
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