NBEO-Physical Optics (Non big 8)

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What is the speed of light in a vacuum?

3 x 10^8 m/s

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Which Electromagnetic wave has the highest frequency?

Gamma ray

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Which Electromagnetic wave has the lowest frequency?

Radio waves

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Which UV light ranges from 400-315 nm?

A) UV-A

B) UV-B

C) UV-C

A) UV-A

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Which UV light ranges from 315-280 nm?

A) UV-A

B) UV-B

C) UV-C

B) UV-B

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Which UV light ranges from 280-100 nm?

A) UV-A

B) UV-B

C) UV-C

C) UV-C

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Which UV light is blocked by the cornea and does not reach the lens?

A) UV-A

B) UV-B

C) UV-C

C) UV-C

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Which of the following laser techniques is NOT used to image the RNFL?

A) CSLT

B) SLT

C) SLP

D) OCT

B) SLT

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What is the main type of laser that is used for pan retinal photocoagulation (PRP)?

Argon

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Which laser type is primarily used for LASIK and PRK?

Excimer

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Which laser is primarily used for Posterior capsular opacification following cataract surgery?

Nd (Neodymium) YAG

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Which of the following is NOT an indication for a YAG laser?

A) SLT

B) LPI

C) PRP

D) PCO

C) PRP

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Which of the following lasers has a similar use to Argon and can also be used for PRP?

A) Helium neon

B) Holmium laser

C) Krypton

D) ND: YAG

C) Krypton

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According to the Speckle Effect, if a patient observes against motion what type of refractive error do they most likely have?

A) Emmetropia

B) Myopia

C) Hyperopia

B) Myopia

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According to the Speckle Effect, if a patient observes with motion what type of refractive error do they most likely have?

A) Emmetropia

B) Myopia

C) Hyperopia

C) Hyperopia

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Estimating a patient's pinhole acuity utilizes which of the following?

A) Spectacle magnification

B) Speckle effect

C) Rayleighs Criterion

D) Weber's law

C) Rayleighs Criterion

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What is the formula for estimating pinhole acuity?

MAR= 2.33/d

d= diameter of pupil

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What is the formula for an ideal antiglare coating material?

nf= (n1 x nl)^1/2

n1= index of air

nl= index of lens

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What phenomenon explains why the sky is blue and why the sky has a reddish-hue during sunset?

A) Rayleigh scattering

B) Tyndall scattering

C) Speckle effect

D) Troxler effect

A) Rayleigh scattering

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What phenomenon explains why the clouds are white?

A) Rayleigh scattering

B) Tyndall scattering

C) Speckle effect

D) Troxler effect

B) Tyndall scattering

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Brewster's Law is most associated with ______________.

A) Polaroid sunglasses

B) Estimated pinhole acuity

C) Color vision

D) Dark adaptation

A) Polaroid sunglasses

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When unpolarized light is incident on a polarizer, the intensity of the light transmitted is _______________ the incident light.

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