CE Test Questions
Selecting, Filling and Fitting Wrap Prescription Eyewear

Exam Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT affected when introducing an uncorrected Rx into a wrap frame?

    A. Prism
    B. Sphere power
    C. Cylinder power
    D. PD
2. Wrap optimization is best for what products?

    A. 6-base optical frames
    B. 8-base wraps using full-rim or 3-piece mounting
    C. Wraps using Rx clips
    D. Magnetic clips
3. When spotting a finished wrap Rx job, which measurement should match the patient's Rx?

    A. The back vertex power
    B. The power measured in the “as-worn” position
    C. The add power
    D. None of the above
4. Which of the following should not be filled in wrap eyewear?

    A. -1.00D single-vision
    B. Flat-tops and round-segs
    C. Soft-design progressives
    D. +4.50D single-vision Rx
5. A base curve change from the original Rx to a wrap Rx requires what action?

    A. Force the patient's original base curve into the 8-base frame.
    B. Grind the “dumb Rx” so the patient gets what they're used to.
    C. Order a wrap-corrected Rx and explain the slight differences in magnification.
    D. Change all the patient's frames to 8-base.
6. Of the following lab processes, which is NOT affected by wrap processing?

    A. Surfacing
    B. Tracing
    C. Tinting
    D. Edging
7. The “as-worn” measurement refers to:

    A. The vertex distance
    B. The lens power as measured normally in a lens meter
    C. The power measured along the patient's visual axis
    D. The temple length
8. A -800D prescription is not recommended for wraps because of:

    A. Edge thickness
    B. Lens weight
    C. Surfacing difficulty
    D. all of the above
9. Which is NOT a good way to provide correct panto and cheek coverage in a molded plastic frame?

    A. Select from different lens depths
    B. Try different models to see which fits best
    C. Heat and bend the frame to adjust panto
    D. Choose a model with adjustable temples
10. Which is NOT a reason to choose a clip Rx solution?

    A. Patient wants interchangeable lenses
    B. The style that fits best happens to be a clip
    C. Clips provide wrap correction
    D. The patient sometimes wants to wear contacts with their sunglasses
11. What are the advantages of wrap-corrected 3-piece or full-rim styles compared to clips?

    A. Wider field of view
    B. Simple to interchange lenses
    C. Better optics
    D. both a and c
12. When drilling a 3-piece wrap, the holes should be:

    A. Cut large to allow heat expansion
    B. Drilled perpendicular to the lens to mimic the wrap of the plano
    C. Drilled with standard tilts on a drill press
    D. None of the above
13. Which of the following should be checked when fitting wraps for Rx?

    A. Frame stability at the nose and temples
    B. Lens coverage
    C. Lash crash
    D. All of the above
14. To get the best results in a wrap Rx with your lab, you should:

    A. Send them the corrected Rx you calculated in your office
    B. Send the original Rx and an electronic trace of the frame
    C. Call to discuss their procedures for wraps, then send the frame and the original Rx
    D. Wait till the job comes back and see how they did
15. To fit a wrap frame to a patient with a smaller face, you should:

    A. “Re-wrap” the frame by bending the bridge.
    B. Steer the patient back to conventional optical frames.
    C. Select a wrap style that comes in multiple sizes
    D. None of the above.

Evaluation Questions

16. In questions 16-21 please rate the effectiveness of how well each course met the stated learning objectives: Met the stated learning objectives?

    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
17. Will help you improve patient care?

    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor

Avoided commerical bias/influence?

    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor

How would you rate the overall quality of the material presented?

    A. Excellent
    B. Very Good
    C. Good
    D. Fair
    E. Poor
20. How were you directed to this course?




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