What is a Refractive Error? What is Hyperopia? What are Protective Computer Glasses? What is a Pupillometer? What is the Cornea? Discussion Comments Byanon124679— On Nov 06, 2010 i am now 11 years old and i have myopia. Byanon80304— On Apr 27, 2010 ...
What is a collimation error?Using a Telescope:Reflector telescopes need cool (or warm) to the temperature at which they're going to be used before they can be focused on anything. This is because as the temperature of the telescope changes, the internal components shift slightly.Answer and ...
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Refractive amblyopia is the most common type of lazy eye. It occurs most commonly when a child is born with a high refractive error (diminished acuity or blurriness) in one eye, despite having perfectly aligned eyes. For example, one eye may have signifi
What is refractive Index ? View Solution As shown in Fig. PQ is a ray incident on prism ABC. Show the corresponding refracted and emergent rays. The critical angle for the material of the prism is 45∘. What is refractive index of the material of prism ? . View Solution ...
A retinoscope is a type of instrument that is used by an optometrist to assess the range of refraction error in the eyes as part...
As you age, you are likely to develop presbyopia with other refractive errors. It is common for people in middle age or older adulthood to have myopia, presbyopia, and astigmatism. Often, this means you end up wearing a set of contacts to correct your existing refractive error and then wear...
Amblyopia is often found during a routine vision test.What causes amblyopia?Refractive error (one eye cannot focus as well as the other because of the shape) Strabismus (one or both eyes wander in, out, up, or down) Cataract (clouding of the lens of the eye)...