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Flashcards covering the mechanics, magnification formulas, and field of view properties of plus lens magnifiers in low vision clinical practice.
When an object is closer it makes a __________ __________ at the eye, resulting in a larger retinal image.
larger angle
One method of magnification is __________ the viewing distance.
decreasing
Plus lens magnifiers allow for up-close viewing by placing the object at the __________ __________ of the magnifier.
focal point
A more powerful magnifier lens will have a __________ focal length.
short
In standard magnification calculations, the magnifier lens F is compared to a benchmark of __________.
+4.00D
The historical standard viewing distance for magnification is the focal length of a +4.00D lens, which is __________.
25cm
When the object is placed at the focal point of a plus lens, the formula for magnification is __________.
M=F/4
Magnification remains the same regardless of the __________ distance, as long as the object is at the focal point.
eye-to-lens
A short eye-to-magnifier distance provides a __________ field of view.
greater
A long eye-to-magnifier distance leads to a reduced field of view, which is often described as being __________.
like looking through a keyhole
Vertex powers (Fv and Fv′) are measured from the lens surface using a __________.
focimeter
For a thin lens, the equivalent power is equal to both the front and back __________ __________.
vertex powers
For a thick lens, the magnification is determined by the formula __________.
M=Feq/4
A more accurate way to measure equivalent power involves measuring the size of the object (h), the distance (l), and the __________ __________.
image size
The formula for equivalent power based on object height (h), image height (h′), and object distance (l) is __________.
Feq=h/(h′×l)
For a single lens, equivalent power can be calculated using the formula __________.
Feq=F1+F2−ntF1F2
The field-of-view of plus lens magnifiers is defined as the angular subtence at the image of the __________ __________.
ENTRANCE PUPIL
In the simplified formula for linear field of view (y), the variable D represents the __________ __________.
magnifier diameter
In the formula y=D/(a×Feq), the variable a represents the distance of the magnifier from the __________ __________.
ENTRANCE PUPIL