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What is the primary purpose of the Jackson X-cyl technique?
Astigmatism
determination without fog
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What does the Jackson X-cyl technique rely on during the procedure?
COLC
being placed on the
retina
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What is the abbreviation for the cross cylinder used in the Jackson X-cyl technique?
cyl
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What does the Jackson X-cyl technique utilize for astigmatism determination?
Comparison of separate images and bracketing
techniques
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What is the design of the X-cyl lens?
Positive cylinder
on one surface
Negative cylinder
of numerically equal power on the other surface
Axes of the cylinders at
right angles
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What is the spherical equivalent of the X-cyl lens?
Plano
-
0.25
+0.25
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What are the common powers of the X-cyl lens?
0.25
,
0.37
,
0.50
,
0.75
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When is the 0.25 X-cyl most commonly used?
If
visual acuity
is better than 6/12 with
BVS
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How is the X-cyl lens mounted when used with a trial frame?
Mounted in a handle at
45°
to the axes
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How is the X-cyl lens marked?
With the position of the
axes
, preferably with
plus
or
minus
signs
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What color is usually used to denote the negative sign on the X-cyl lens?
Red
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What color is usually used to denote the positive sign on the X-cyl lens?
White
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What should be checked regarding the markings on the X-cyl lens in the U.K.?
They
may
be
opposite
,
so
it's
best
to
check
markings
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What are the components of the phoroptor X-cyl setup?
Trial lens cylinder
Cross cylinder
Adjustment for
trial lens cylinder
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How is the X-cyl used during the examination?
The lens is
'twirled'
or
'flipped'
for patient comparison
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What will happen if the patient is emmetropic during the X-cyl examination?
Both
views
will
appear
the
same
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What occurs if the patient is ametropic during the X-cyl examination?
One
view
will be
preferred
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What does axis determination rely on in the Jackson X-cyl technique?
The effect of
obliquely crossed cylinders
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What does power determination rely on in the Jackson X-cyl technique?
Changes in the interval of
Sturm
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What is the significance of the mean power of the lens being zero in the X-cyl technique?
The position of
COLC
is not affected by the cross cylinder
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What does the patient view during the axis location determination?
A circular target equivalent to
6/12
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How is the X-cyl introduced for axis location determination?
With axes along
90°
and
180°
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What happens when the lens is flipped or twirled during axis location determination?
The
axes
are
interchanged
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What does the patient need to indicate during the axis location determination?
Whether the
circle
appeared sharper with the lens in the
first
or
second
position
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What should be noted regarding the preferred position of the X-cyl minus axis?
It indicates the orientation of the patient's
astigmatism
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What does it mean if the preferred position of the X-cyl minus axis is at 180°?
The minus axis of the
astigmatism
lies nearer horizontal than vertical
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How is the X-cyl introduced for further axis location determination?
With axes along
45°
and
135°
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What should be noted when the lens is twirled during this determination?
Which view is
better
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What does the preferred position of the X-cyl minus axis indicate?
It indicates the orientation of the patient's
astigmatism
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What should be done after determining the patient's minus cylinder axis?
Introduce a
working cylinder
at the estimated axis
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How is the power of the trial lens cylinder determined?
It depends on visual acuity with
BVS
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What should be used if the visual acuity is better than 6/9?
0.50
DC trial lens cylinder
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What should be done if the visual acuity is worse than 6/9?
Work out from
retinoscopy
, tables, or rule of thumb
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What must be added during the Jackson X-cyl procedure for every -0.50 DC added?
A
+0.25
DS
lens
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How should the X-cyl be introduced during axis refinement?
Handle aligned with the
estimated axis
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What happens when the X-cyl is flipped during axis refinement?
The patient is asked which view is better
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What does the combination of the trial lens cylinder and the oblique placed X-cyl create?
A
resultant cylinder
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What should be noted regarding the preferred position of the X-cyl minus axis during axis refinement?
It indicates the direction for rotating the
trial lens cylinder
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What should be done if the trial lens cylinder needs to be rotated in the opposite direction?
Reduce the amount of
rotation
and
bracket
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What indicates that the trial lens cylinder is at the precise axis of required correction?
Both views
will be the same
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