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Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What Lab do we use for most of our jobs?
Central One
Classic Optical
Toledo Lab
Maui Jim
How do we choose what lens we do for the patient?
We choose based off what we think it best.
We ask the patient step by step what they want.
We do exactly what the Doctor prescribed
Um.... uh... help!
What is the Workspace Lens?
Type of progressive that works great for computer, and gives about 10 ft for distance.
Type of progressive that works great for computer, and gives about 15 ft for distance.
Type of progressive that works great for computer, and gives about 5 ft for distance.
Type of SV that helps with the computer.
What is the Relax Lens?
Progressive lens that relaxes the eyes to be able to sleep better at night.
SV lens that has a bit of add power at the top of the lens.
Progressive lens that helps with the computer and gives 5 ft of distance.
SV with a tiny bit of add power at the bottom of the lens.
What does DVO stand for?
Distance Variable Outside
Distance Vision Only
Down Vision Only
Dinosaurs Visit Oscar
Is a NVO lens a SV or PAL?
SV
PAL
Neither
What Lens is the best for a patient that needs a PAL?
Shamir SV Autograph III
Shamir Spectrum Plus
Shamir Autograph Intelligence
Shamir Element
What one of the reasons that the Autograph Intelligence Lens is the best for the patient?
It uses Visual Age so each lens is unique to the patient.
It is the most expensive.
Once the patient gets this lens they never need to update their glasses again.
There isn't anything too special about it.
If the patient wants a cheaper option instead of the Auto Intelligence, and they are a cash patient, what PAL can they get?
Spectrum Plus
Element/Element Short
No other lens option besides the Autograph Intelligence
Power Lite Lens
What is the best SV Lens if the Doc did not prescribe the Relax lens?
Conventional SV lens
SV Autograph III
Shamir Element
Do the Relax lens anyways
What are the 3 benefits to the SV Autograph III Lens?
Precise Optics, Wider Field of Vision, Personalization for an Improved Visual Experience
Precise Optics, A bit of Add Power at the Bottom of the Lens, Wider Field of Vision
Personalization for an Improved Visual Experience, Wider Field of Vision, A bit of Add Power at the Bottom of the Lens
A bit of Add Power at the Bottom of the Lens, Precise Optics, Personalization for an Improved Visual Experience
If the patient wants a cheaper lens than the SV Auto 3 and is a cash patient what lens should we quote next?
SV
SV Power Lens
Relax Lens
Workspace Lens
What are the Pros for High Index Materials?
Impact resistant and cheaper
Impact resistant and works well with astigmatism/prism
Thinnest material works great w/ high rx, very clear and works well with astigmatism/prism.
Cost nothing, Better w/ astigmatism/prism then poly
When would we use the material Poly?
When the patient wants an impact resistant lens and has no astigmatism or prism.
When the patient is under 18 and has astigmatism.
When the patient has a really high prescription.
When the patient wants the material that has the best optics.
What are the Cons to Trivex?
It doesn't work well with astigmatism or prism.
It is more expensive than high index.
It is can be thick if the prescription is too high.
It can't be used for patients under 18.
What is the overall best material for the patient?
High Index
Trivex
Poly
Depends on the prescription and age of patient
What are the two materials you can do for patients under 18?
Poly and 1.50
High Index and Trivex
Trivex and Poly
You can only do Poly
Imagine a patient was 50 years old. Had astigmatism, but not a big prescription what lens material would work best?
Poly
Trivex
High Index
1.50
How much of the patient's visual field is anti reflective?
20%
5%
15%
10%
Which Anti Reflective is a Blue Blocker?
Crizal Prevencia
Sentinel Plus UV
Retinal Bliss
Both A and C
Which Anti Reflective do we use if the patient is getting Transitions?
Crizal Prevencia
Retinal Bliss
Sentinel Plus UV
No A/R needed
What are the three colors Transitions Gen 8 come in?
Blue, Red, Green
Grey, Brown, Green
Blue, Brown, Grey
Red, Brown, Green
What is the benefit of Transitions XtraActive?
Extra Protection from harmful blue light.
Transitions in the car.
Comes in 2 colors Grey and Brown
All of the Above
What's the difference between Transitions Vantage and Transitions XtraActive?
Transitions Vantage are polarized lenses when they are outside. While Transitions XtraActive are not polarized, but tint inside the car.
Transitions XtraActive gives you an advantage while playing sports. Transitions Vantage give you better sight and/or vantage from a high mountain.
They are the same thing!
Transitions XtraActive are polarized lenses when they are outside. Transitions Vantage darken behind the windshield of the car.
Imagine I was a patient who was 60. I have a high prescription, want transitions grey that do not polarize or tint behind the windshield, and need a progressive. What lenses do I need?
Autograph Intelligence 1.67 or 1.74 transitions grey Crizal Prevencia
Autograph Intelligence 1.67 or 1.74 transitions grey Sentinel Plus UV
SV Autograph III 1.67 or 1.74 transitions grey Sentinel Plus UV
Autograph Intelligence 1.67 or 1.74 transitions XtraActive grey Retinal Bliss
Imagine I was a patient who is 15. I want brown transitions that tint behind the car, and I do not have a high prescription. I do have astigmatism though. My lens is SV.
SV Trivex Transitions XtraActive Brown Sentinel Plus UV
SV Trivex Transitions XtraActive Brown Crizal Prevencia
SV Autograph III Poly Transitions XtraActive Brown Sentinel Plus UV
SV Autograph III Trivex Transitions XtraActive Brown Sentinel Plus UV
Imagine I was a patient who is 12. I do not want transitions, and my prescription is high but no astigmatism. I need a PAL. What lenses do I need?
Autograph Intelligence Poly Crizal Prevencia
Autograph Intelligence Poly Sentinel Plus UV
Autograph Intelligence Trivex Crizal Prevencia
Autograph Intelligence Trivex Sentinel Plus UV
