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What is the speed of light in a vacuum?
3 x 10^8 m/s
Which Electromagnetic wave has the highest frequency?
Gamma ray
Which Electromagnetic wave has the lowest frequency?
Radio waves
Which UV light ranges from 400-315 nm?
A) UV-A
B) UV-B
C) UV-C
A) UV-A
Which UV light ranges from 315-280 nm?
A) UV-A
B) UV-B
C) UV-C
B) UV-B
Which UV light ranges from 280-100 nm?
A) UV-A
B) UV-B
C) UV-C
C) UV-C
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
Which of the following laser techniques is NOT used to image the RNFL?
A) CSLT
B) SLT
C) SLP
D) OCT
B) SLT
What is the main type of laser that is used for pan retinal photocoagulation (PRP)?
Argon
Which laser type is primarily used for LASIK and PRK?
Excimer
Which laser is primarily used for Posterior capsular opacification following cataract surgery?
Nd (Neodymium) YAG
Which of the following is NOT an indication for a YAG laser?
A) SLT
B) LPI
C) PRP
D) PCO
C) PRP
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
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
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
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
What is the formula for estimating pinhole acuity?
MAR= 2.33/d
d= diameter of pupil
What is the formula for an ideal antiglare coating material?
nf= (n1 x nl)^1/2
n1= index of air
nl= index of lens
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
What phenomenon explains why the clouds are white?
A) Rayleigh scattering
B) Tyndall scattering
C) Speckle effect
D) Troxler effect
B) Tyndall scattering
Brewster's Law is most associated with ______________.
A) Polaroid sunglasses
B) Estimated pinhole acuity
C) Color vision
D) Dark adaptation
A) Polaroid sunglasses
When unpolarized light is incident on a polarizer, the intensity of the light transmitted is _______________ the incident light.
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