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ABO Advance Questions With Correct Answers The amount of reflection of each surface of CR-39 lenses is approximately - answer4% The absorption of light in lenses is classified by two variables. What are they? A. base curve and thickness B. index of refraction and thickness C. thickness and le...

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The amount of reflection of each surface of CR-39 lenses is approximately - answer✔✔4%
The absorption of light in lenses is classified by two variables. What are they?


A. base curve and thickness
B. index of refraction and thickness
C. thickness and lens transmission

D. tint and lens transmission - answer✔✔D. tint and lens transmission
The denser the tint in a lens


A. the greater the transmission of light through the lens
B. the greater internal reflections in the lens
C. the less transmission of light through the lens

D. the fewer internal reflections in the lens - answer✔✔C. the less transmission of light through
the lens

Standard transmissions in sunlenses should range between - answer✔✔15% and 30%

If a person has exposure to sunlight at least 2 hours or more during the day, - answer✔✔their
ability to adapt to night vision is compromised if they don't protect their eyes from the sun
exposure

A characteristic of dark tinted glass lens with an Rx of +4.00D sphere would be - answer✔✔dark
in the center and lighter on the edge
Given a high plus or high minus Rx, which lens material would offer the best choice for uniform
density in a sunlens?

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A. Pigmented glass
B. CR-39
C. Trivex

D. B & C - answer✔✔D. B & C
Although this may be the most popular color for sunlenses, it is not recommended for patients
with emerging cataracts - answer✔✔Gray

_ added to any color increases contrast - answer✔✔Yellow
_ is better than _ for improving contrast.


A. Violet/Gray
B. Green/Gray
C. Gray/Green

D. Gray/Violet - answer✔✔B. Green/Gray
Glare is of more concern to which wearer?


A. Red haired patient
B. Computer user
C. Cataract patient

D. Presbyope - answer✔✔C. Cataract patient
_ are generally inorganic materials (metals or minerals) that are vacuum deposited to add color
on glass lenses to give a uniform density of color on the lenses - answer✔✔Vacuum color
coatings

What company introduced CR-39 lenses? - answer✔✔PPG Industries

What is the index of refraction of polycarbonate? - answer✔✔1.586 or 1.59
The quality of today's polycarbonate lenses has been improved due to the demand of what
product? - answer✔✔Compact discs

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Birefringence is also referred to as _ and can result in distortion reducing the visual performance
to the wearer? - answer✔✔Double refraction

What is the index of refraction of Trivex? - answer✔✔1.53
Features and benefits of Trivex include _


A. Superior optics
B. Impact resistance
C. Ultra-light weight

D. All of the above - answer✔✔D. All of the above
Visible glare can be dangerous, because it can not only wash out colors, but in some instances
can cause - answer✔✔photokeratitis

Polarized filters are made by stretching thin sheets of _ in one meridian - answer✔✔polyvinyl
alcohol

Two methods for orienting the polarized filters into lenses include - answer✔✔laminating and
molded

As light reaches a polarizing filter, - answer✔✔light in only one plane will pass through, having
the other absorbed by the filter, thereby reducing glare

Polarized lenses were may not be recommended for which visual task? - answer✔✔Any visual
task that may include using LCD instrumentation

Photochromic lenses were introduced by - answer✔✔corning in 1964
The color change in photochromic lenses occurs as a result of _ that are added to the molten
glass - answer✔✔silver halide crystals

The first successful plastic photochromic lenses were introduced by - answer✔✔transitions in
1991

Imbibed technology means - answer✔✔that the photochromic technology is on the surface of the
lenses, which makes the color density not uniform throughout the lens

Corning's SunSensors utilizes - answer✔✔in-mass technology, which means that the
photochromic crystals are in the matrix of the material which distributes photochromic molecules
throughout the lens, allowing a consistent and effective light response for the life of the lens
Factors influencing darkening/lightening of photochromic lenses include

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A. Intensity of light
B. Temperature
C. Age of lens

D. All of the above - answer✔✔D. All of the above
UV filtering properties are inherent in which lens?


A. CR-39
B. Polycarbonate
C. Trivex

D. B & C - answer✔✔D. B & C

How much UV is absorbed by a clear crown glass lens? - answer✔✔9%

How much UV is absorbed by a gray #3 crown glass lens? - answer✔✔82%

How much UV is absorbed by a clear CR-39 lens? - answer✔✔55%

How much UV is absorbed by a tinted CR-39 lens? - answer✔✔55%
At the end of 2005, according to the AR council, what percentage of eyewear in the USA
included in AR coatings? - answer✔✔28.7%

What are ghost images? - answer✔✔Dull duplicate images, caused by internal reflections
Which patients would benefit from an AR coating?


A. People who drive at night
B. People who are bothered by overhead reflections
C. People with emerging cataracts

D. All of the above - answer✔✔D. All of the above

What is the substrate? - answer✔✔Underlying lens material
Explaining the principles of optical interference, constructive wavelengths are -
answer✔✔lightwaves that are in phase, that build on one another, such as mirror coating

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