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  1. A patient's prescription reads +2.50 -1.25 x 090. What is the sphere power of the lens?

    Answer: +2.50 D

    The sphere power is the first number in the prescription notation, which is +2.50 D.

  2. Which lens design is best suited for a patient who needs to read music on a stand while playing an instrument?

    Answer: Occupational progressive lens

    Occupational progressives are designed for intermediate-dominant tasks, providing a wider intermediate zone ideal for music stand distances.

  3. What does the term 'decentration' refer to in opticianry?

    Answer: Moving the optical center away from the pupil center

    Decentration is the intentional horizontal or vertical displacement of the optical center relative to the frame's geometric center.

  4. A frame has a 'B' measurement of 38 mm and a DBL of 18 mm. What is the frame's 'A' measurement needed to calculate minimum blank size?

    Answer: It cannot be determined from B and DBL alone

    The 'A' measurement (lens width) is independent of B (lens height) and DBL (bridge width) and must be measured separately.

  5. Which of the following coatings reduces reflections from the back surface of a lens to improve night driving vision?

    Answer: Anti-reflective coating

    Anti-reflective (AR) coating minimizes internal and external reflections, reducing halos and glare especially during night driving.

  6. What is the effect on image size when minus lenses are used?

    Answer: They minify the image

    Minus (concave) lenses cause light to diverge, producing a smaller, virtual, and upright image — a minification effect.

  7. A patient complains that their new single vision lenses cause the floor to appear to tilt. Which measurement error is most likely responsible?

    Answer: Unequal optical center heights

    Unequal optical center heights create vertical prismatic imbalance, causing spatial distortion that makes flat surfaces appear to tilt.