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What is the structure of the eye?
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What are the 2 surfaces of the cornea according to Gullstrand?
Anterior corneal surface (radius of curvature 7.7mm) and posterior corneal surface (radius of curvature 6.8mm)
What’s the structure of the crystalline lens according to Gullstrand?
Lens grow throughout life, becoming axial thicker with age as does radius of curvature as accommodation also alters the thickness and radius of curvature
What are the 4 surfaces of the crystalline lens?
2 cortex surfaces and 2 nucleus surfaces (anterior and posterior)
What is the axial length of the eye?
24.385mm
What is the focal length of the eye?
16.67mm
What is the refractive indices of the eye?
1.333
What is the axial length of the eye?
22.22mm
What is the power of the eye?
60D
What is the far point of the eye?
If light comes in from infinity and lands on the fovea, it would shine back out at infinity

What is emmetropia?
When the second focal point coincides with the macula

What are reasons someone is myopic?
Axial myopia: Ideal axial length (22.22mm) is increased
Index myopia: refractive index (1.333) is increased
Refractive myopia: refracting surfaces power (60D) has increased
How do we correct myopia?
Corrected with a negative lens with its second focal point placed at the eyes far point

Why does a person have hyperopia?
The far point in hyperopia lies a finite distance behind the eye
What are reasons someone might have hyperopia?
Axial hyperopia: axial length (22.22mm) is decreased
Refractive hyperopia: refracting surface power (60D) is decreased
Index hyperopia: refractive index (1.333) is decreased
How do we correct hyperopia?
Corrected by a positive lens with its second focal point placed at the eyes far point

What is the relationship between the distance of spectacle lens and a myopic eye?
Further the spectacle lens is placed away from the eye the more powerful the lens must become to correct the eye
What is the relationship between a hyperopia eye and the distance of the spectacle lens?
The further the spectacle lens is placed away from the eye, the less powerful the lens must become to correct the eye