3. One of the major applications of the wave theory of light is in wavefront analysis
Currently, wavefront analysis can be performed clinically by?
a. 3 methods
b. 2 methods
c. 4 methods
d. 5 methods
4. Although several techniques are available for measuring wavefront aberrations, the
most popular in clinical practice is based on the wavefront sensor?
a. Hartmann-Shack
b. Tscherning
c. thin-beam single-ray tracing,
d. optical path difference
7. When peripheral light rays impacting a lens or the cornea focus in front of more
central rays, the effect is called
a. Coma and trefoil
b. Zernike polynomials
c. spherical aberration
d. all of the above
8. With coma, a third-order aberration, rays at one edge of the pupil come into focus
before rays at the opposite edge do. The effective image resembles a comet, having
vertical and horizontal components. Coma is common in patients with
a. decentered corneal grafts
b. keratopathy
c. high laser ablations
d. Higher-Order Aberrations
9. Clinically, this radially symmetric fourth -order aberration is the cause of night
myopia and is commonly increased after :
a. myopic LASIK
b. keratoplasty
c. keratectomy
d. high laser aberation
10. Each technology conveys different information about corneal curvature, anatomy, and
biomechanical function. In addition, computerized topographic and tomographic
systems may display other data:
a. pupil size and location
b. estimating regular and irregular astigmatism
c. estimates of the keratoconus
d. all of th above