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Match the characteristics with the appropriate term. There may be more than one

ID: 53592 • Letter: M

Question

Match the characteristics with the appropriate term. There may be more than one answer, and some answers may be used more than once. A person standing 20 feet away from the Snellen chart can read only the line that should be able to be read by a person with emmetropia at 200 feet. Calculate this person's visual acuity (show your work). What type of vision deficiency docs this person have? A person is given the following prescription for eyeglasses: Does the person have myopia or hyperopia? Which eye has the best uncorrected vision?

Explanation / Answer

1). sensory component of contraction of ciliary muscle = Cranial nerve III

2). Motor component of contraction of ciliary muscle = Cranial nerve III

3). sensory component of regulation of pupil size = Cranial nerve II, Cranial nerve III

4). Motor component of contraction of pupil size =Cranial nerve II, Cranial nerve III

5), Normal vision = Emmetropia, rods, cones

6). optic disc = Blind spot

7). Color vision = Cones

8). Uneven cornea = Astigmatism

9). Vision problem due to older age = Presbyopia, close vision

10). A person considered to be farsighted = Hyperobia, distant vision

2). A person standing 20 feets away from snellen chart can read only that line which a person having emmetropia (normal vision) can read at 200 meters.

a). Visual activity =

height of 20/200 letter on a near acuity chart loacted at veiwing distance from patient's eye is of d = 16 inches = 1.33 foot

.4433 millimeters x 1.33 foot x 10 = 5.89 mm

b). The person has normal vision.

3).A person having OD +1.25 and OS +1.75 has Hyperopia

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