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Optigal's Q & A for the NOCE: National Opticianry Certification Exam Questions - Basic Certification
Optigal's Q & A for the NOCE: National Opticianry Certification Exam Questions - Basic Certification
Optigal's Q & A for the NOCE: National Opticianry Certification Exam Questions - Basic Certification
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A compliment to the Introduction to Basic Optical Principles: National Opticianry Certification Exam Basic Certification manual, this book contains 500 questions to help you pass the exam. Written in the same format as the exam itself, the question and answer guide will help you be confident and comfortable come test day.
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    Optigal's Q & A for the NOCE - Carrie Wilson

    Optigal’s Q & A for the NOCE

    National Opticianry Certification Exam Questions

    Basic Certification - ABO

    By

    Carrie Wilson

    ABOM, NCLEM, LDO, MBA

    Copyright © 2023 Carrie Wilson

    All rights reserved.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

    Ophthalmic Optics (34%) – 170 questions

    Terminology

    Prescriptions

    Lens characteristics

    Lens powers and formulas

    Multifocals

    Lens materials

    Prism

    Lenses that are commonly referred to as plastic are made of a material called:

    Zylonite.

    Columbia Resin-39.

    Hivex.

    Polycarbonate.

    The normal is an imaginary line that ________________ the lens surface.

    Refracts through

    Runs parallel to

    Runs perpendicular to

    Reflects off of

    +3.00 -3.00 x 180 is an indication of a:

    Simple myopic astigmatism.

    Mixed astigmatism.

    Compound hyperopic astigmatism.

    Simple hyperopic astigmatism.

    A patient that presents with a plano prescription is diagnosed with:

    Astigmatism.

    Hyperopia.

    Emmetropia.

    Antimetropia.

    If a lens seems to be stronger when the glasses slide down the nose, then the lens is correcting for:

    Hyperopia.

    Myopia.

    Amblyopia.

    Presbyopia.

    A lens that has a plus curve on the front and back surface is called:

    Biconcave.

    Bitoric.

    Lenticular.

    Biconvex.

    If a lens exhibits a scissoring motion, then it is a ______________ lens.

    Sphero-cylinder

    Meniscus

    Lenticular

    Progressive

    An optical cross represents the physical  __________ of a lens.

    Waves

    Curves

    Gradients

    Thickness

    A lens that has a plus curve on the front surface and a minus curve on the back surface is called a _____________ lens.

    Biconcave

    Bitoric

    Lenticular

    Meniscus

    Transposing is conducted to determine:

    Thickness.

    Near power.

    Lens compensation.

    Powers in the principal meridians.

    Which lens would be the heaviest, all factors being the same?

    Executive

    Round 22

    FT35

    Ultex

    When white light is broken down into its component colors, it is:

    Aberrated.

    Refracted.

    Reflected.

    Diffracted.

    The velocity of light is the least in:

    Water

    Snow

    Glass

    Air

    ___________________ is the speed of light.

    186,000 miles per hour

    186,000 miles per second

    186,000 millimeters per hour

    186,000 millimeters per second

    Compound lenses have:

    Two different lens materials laminated together.

    A segmented add-on a single vision lens carrier

    A bifocal placed on the top or the bottom of the lens.

    A spherical and cylinder component of the lens.

    _____________________ is the aberration that is of most concern to the lens designer.

    Spherical aberration

    Abbe

    Distortion

    Coma

    A slab-off is ground on the lens with the least amount plus of power in the _______________ meridian.

    Primary

    Horizontal

    Vertical

    Oblique

    Light, when it reaches the surface of a lens, is:

    Reflected.

    Refracted.

    Absorbed.

    Reflected, Refracted, and Absorbed.

    The measure of light from trough to trough is called a:

    Nanometer.

    Wavelength.

    Spectrograph.

    Vertometer.

    The ray that passes through a lens without being deviated is known as the:

    Normal.

    Axial ray.

    Divergent ray.

    Incident ray.

    A reverse slab-off has prism ground:

    Base-up Most Minus.

    Base-down Most Minus.

    Base-up Most Plus.

    Base-down Most Plus.

    All lenses surfaced with toricity exhibits:

    With-motion.

    Scissoring.

    Magnification.

    Against-motion.

    CR-39 has a nu-value of:

    58.

    30.

    45.

    68.

    Bicentric grinding is also known as:

    Surfacing.

    Glazing.

    Slab-off.

    Edging.

    A plus lens that has mistakenly been measured with an optical center too low exhibits __________ prism.

    BI

    BD

    BO

    BU

    The optical center of a round seg is located:

    4 mm from the top of the seg.

    At the top of the seg.

    At the geometric center.

    10 mm from the top of the seg.

    A lens designed to treat myopia exhibits _________________ motion.

    Oblique

    Scissoring

    With

    Against

    A ray of light that passes through a lens, once it leaves a lens, is bent:

    At a 90-degree angle.

    At the angle of incidence.

    Away from the normal.

    Toward the normal.

    If the angle of incidence is 45 degrees, then the angle of reflection is __________ degrees.

    Plano

    045

    090

    135

    +4.00 -3.00 X 45 is an indication of _________________ astigmatism.

    Compound myopic

    Compound hyperopic

    Mixed

    Simple hyperopic

    Utilizing the 360° prism method, a base-up prism is at:

    090°.

    180°.

    270°.

    360°.

    The condition in which light focuses in front of the retina is:

    Hyperopia.

    Emmetropia.

    Myopia.

    Astigmatism.

    The material with the lowest Abbe value is:

    1.62

    CR-39.

    Hi-index glass.

    Polycarbonate.

    Emmetropia is the condition in which a patient:

    Is nearsighted.

    Is farsighted.

    Has muscle weakness.

    Has no corrective error.

    The relationship between the front curve and the back curve will give the optician the:

    Sagittal depth.

    Refractive power.

    Effective diameter.

    Center Thickness.

    A ptosis crutch is used to support the:

    Upper lid.

    Lower lid.

    Bridge.

    Nosepad.

    ____________ is the ingredient in glass photochromics that enable the lens to change.

    Silver nitrate

    Oxidated halide

    Silver halide

    Oxidated nitrate

    The manufacturing of lenses occurs in _______________ cylinder form.

    Plus

    Oblique

    Compound

    Minus

    The condition in which light focuses behind the retina is:

    Hyperopia.

    Emmetropia.

    Myopia.

    Astigmatism.

    Rewrite the following prescription for a spherical equivalent power:

    +1.00 -3.00 x 080

    +1.00

    -2.00

    -3.00

    -0.50

    The condition in which light is split and one ray focuses in front of the retina and one ray focuses behind the retina is ____________ astigmatism.

    Compound hyperopic

    Compound myopic

    Simple myopic

    Mixed

    The optical center of a lens is:

    Where the A, ED, and B measurements intersect.

    At the geometric center.

    The point of the lens where there is no deviation from the optical axis.

    At the datum line.

    Adjust the following prescription for near vision only:

    -1.00 -2.00 x 180

    -1.50 -2.00 x 180

    2.00 add

    +2.00 -2.00 x 180

    +2.00 -2.00 x 180

    +1.00 -2.00 x 180

    +0.50 -2.00 x 180

    -2.00 -2.00 x 180

    -2.50 -2.00 x 180

    -1.00 -2.00 x 180

    -0.50 -2.00 x 180

    Light passing through a prism deviates toward the:

    Base.

    090 axis.

    180 axis.

    Apex.

    The condition in which light is split and one ray focuses on the retina and one ray focuses behind the retina is:

    Compound hyperopic astigmatism.

    Simple hyperopic astigmatism.

    Simple myopic astigmatism.

    Mixed astigmatism.

    With all parameters being equal, the lens material that would be the heaviest is:

    PhotoGray.

    CR-39.

    Polycarbonate.

    Trivex.

    All of the following are characteristics of a plus lens EXCEPT:

    Convergence

    Magnified

    Virtual image

    Against-motion

    A group of rays is called a:

    Pencil.

    Proton.

    Beam.

    Laser.

    Tendency of the eye to turn is called:

    Amblyopia.

    Phoria.

    Anisometropia.

    Tropia.

    The greatest source of blue light is:

    Computers.

    Handhelds.

    The sun.

    LED lights.

    The intermediate power of a trifocal is typically _________ of the add power.

    25%

    33%

    50%

    66%

    The condition in which light is split and one ray focuses on the retina and one ray focuses in front of the retina is ______________ astigmatism.

    Compound hyperopic

    Simple hyperopic

    Simple myopic

    Mixed

    An object when viewed through a prism deviates toward the:

    Base.

    090 axis.

    180 axis.

    Apex.

    All of the following are characteristics of a minus lens EXCEPT:

    Divergent

    Two prisms apex to apex

    Virtual image

    Against-motion

    Which prismatic effect is the easiest for a patient to tolerate when looking at near?

    Base-in

    Base-out

    Base-up

    Base-down

    Trifocals are usually prescribed when the patient is a(n) __________ presbyope.

    Emergent

    New

    Intermediate

    Advanced

    A slab-off utilizes base ______ prism.

    In

    Out

    Up

    Down

    The longest ray in the visible spectrum is the ____________ ray.

    Red

    Yellow

    Blue

    Violet

    The part of the ultraviolet spectrum that is most likely to cause harm is:

    UVA.

    UVB.

    UVC.

    High Energy Violet (blue light).

    The condition in which light is split and both rays come into focus behind the retina is:

    Compound hyperopic astigmatism.

    Simple hyperopic astigmatism.

    Compound myopic astigmatism.

    Mixed astigmatism.

    A ray traveling from the air into the lens is bent:

    Away from the normal.

    Toward the normal.

    Away from the axial ray.

    Toward the axial ray.

    Diffuse reflection is a reflection off of a(n) ________________ surface.

    Anti-reflective coated

    Polarized

    Smooth

    Rough

    In a mirror, the ray that passes through the center of the mirror is the ________ ray.

    Axial

    Incident

    Reflective

    Parallel

    Plane mirrors always create a(n)________________ image.

    Inverted

    Upright

    Virtual

    Real

    _____________ is the index of refraction for Crown Glass.

    1.42

    1.49

    1.52

    1.58

    The shortest ray in the visible spectrum is the ____________ ray.

    Red

    Yellow

    Blue

    Violet

    A prism diopter diverges light ________ at a distance of __________.

    1 mm, 1-meter

    1 cm, 1-meter

    1cm, 1 kilometer

    1mm, 1 kilometer

    The prescriber’s method for prism uses __________ to inform the optician and manufacturer of prism placement in the lens.

    Base direction

    Degree orientation

    Deviation

    Displacement

    At the given axis of a cylinder, there is _________ percent of the cylinder in effect.

    0

    25

    50

    100

    If a patient with an Rx of -1.25 -0.50 x 090 with a 2.50 add looks through the intermediate portion of the trifocal, they are looking through a power of:

    +1.25 -0.50 x 090.

    +1.25 sphere.

    Plano sphere.

    Pl -0.50 x 090.

    ___________ is an aberration that gets its name from the flare shape it gives an image.

    Spherical

    Coma

    Pincushion Distortion

    Barrel Distortion

    _____________ is the

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