1. What is the purpose of retinoscopy?

a) To determine the need for glasses

b) To measure the refractive error of the eye
c) To observe the reflection of the light beam from the retina
d) To diagnose and treat refractive errors

2. When is retinoscopy used?

a) Only in adults
b) Only in children
c) In individuals with behavioral limitations
d) In individuals with perfect vision

3. What is the objective method of refraction used in retinoscopy?

a) Subjective refraction
b) Autorefractor
c) Retinoscope
d) Trial lens

4. How does a retinoscope work?

a) By measuring the refractive error

b) By neutralizing the reflection of the light beam from the retina
c) By projecting a light beam into the eye
d) By using a trial lens to correct the refractive error

5. What is the neutral point in retinoscopy?

a) The point at which the light beam is focused on the retina
b) The point at which the retinoscope is closest to the eye
c) The point at which the reflection of the light beam is brightest
d) The point at which the patient's vision is perfect
6. What are the advantages of retinoscopes?

a) They are accurate and easy to use

b) They are inexpensive and easy to maintain
c) They can be used in adults only
d) They require minimal cooperation from the patient

7. What are the disadvantages of retinoscopes?

a) They are not as accurate as autorefractors

b) They are difficult to use and require electricity
c) They can only measure refractive error in children
d) They are not ergonomic and comfortable

8. What are the uses of a retinoscope?

a) To diagnose and treat refractive errors

b) To observe the reflection of the light beam from the retina
c) To project a light beam into the eye
d) To measure the refractive error of the eye

9. What is the correct position for the patient during retinoscopy?

a) Standing up
b) Lying down
c) Sitting with chin on a chin rest
d) Walking around the room

10. What does the retinoscope operator use to compensate for the refractive
error of the eye?
a) Autorefractor
b) Trial lens
c) Viewing lens
d) Light source