(HP-67) Optometric Applications of Programmable Calculators

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An excerpt from Optometric Applications of Programmable Calculators, Pacific University, College of Optometry, Theses, Dissertations and Capstone Projects, 2-1978, 216 pages

                           Table of Contents

pages 1 - 5 are text while pages 6 - 207 are complete program forms!

Section I  Ophthalmic Optics       6-45
       Effective Prism Power
       Crossed Prism Resultant
       Lens Power Needed at New Vertex Distance
       Positional Effective Power
       Effective Power/Equivalent Power/Neutralizing Power
       Minimum Blank Size
       Oblique Cylinder Sum
       Conversion: Diopters to Radius in mm. Radius in mm. to Diopters

Section II  Contact Lenses       46-114
       May-Grant lens of 1^st Approximation
       Tabb lens of 1^st Approximation
       Roggenkamp Specifications for Prism Ballast Front Torie or Bifocal Contact Lens
       Effective Power of Spectacle lenses
       Back Surface Power of PMMA Contact Lenses
       Residual. Astigmatism Induced at Tear/Cornea Interface by Contact Lens
       Cylinder Induced by Torie Contact lens
       Contact Lens Power Necessary to Correct Ametropia
       Toric Contact Lens Parameters
       Extended Keratometer Range
       Magnification Difference Spectacle/Contacts
       Sag Formula
       Brungardt Equations I
       Brungardt Equations II

Section III  Aniseikonia       115-124
       Aniseikonia I
       Aniseikonia II

Section IV  Low Vision       125-129
       Calculation bf Needed Mag., Add, & Working Distance
       Determination of Acuity Demand from Letter Size and Working Distance
       Contact Lens Telescope Calculators
       Shape, Power, and Spectacle Magnification

Section V  Case Analysis       145-207
       OEP
       Pratt, Sheard, Percival
       Four Accommodative Rxs & Average
       Linear Transform

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