Keratometer/Keratometry - A Complete Tutorial.

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  • čas přidán 23. 07. 2024

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  • @shanthikoneru5208
    @shanthikoneru5208 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much forsuch a great video you had done.....really its very very helpful to me......very easy to understand sir....tq once again sir

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      Stay with us and share with your friends.
      Don't forget to download our app "Optometry Notes & MCQs". It's available in Google Play Store.
      Thank You,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @abowinejohnbaptist8735

    Very concise and great teaching❤

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      Stay with us and share with your friends.
      Don't forget to download our app "Optometry Notes & MCQs". It's available in Google Play Store.
      Thank You,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @srushtipatil8122
    @srushtipatil8122 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for making such kind of videos which are easy to understand😊… I am an optometrist I am watching all videos which are uploaded on your channel and it’s very helpful for me, I would request you to please make videos on all about Dispensing Optometry and Role of Dispensing Optometrist because I didn’t found more videos on YT and you will explain it well 😁.

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      ▪️I am going to start Dispensing Series Soon.
      ▪️Stay with us and share with your friends.
      ▪️Don't forget to download our App "Optometry Notes and MCQs ". It's available in Play Store.
      Thank you,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @greengardenbyatasree2671

    Sir দারুন হয়েছে।
    Sir বাংলায় একটা চ্যানেল করুন।

  • @remotasker811
    @remotasker811 Před 5 měsíci

    Very nice explanation

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Stay with us and share with your friends.
      Don't forget to download our app "Optometry Notes & MCQs". It's available in Google Play Store.
      Thank You,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @Anjali12304
    @Anjali12304 Před rokem

    Thnkk uuu sirjii❤❤

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před rokem

      ▪️Stay with us and share with your friends.
      ▪️Don't forget to download our App "Optometry Notes and MCQs ". It's available in Play Store.
      Thank you,
      Samir Sutradhar.

  • @onyinyeella5710
    @onyinyeella5710 Před 5 měsíci

    Please sir, why will you get 48D after adding +1.25D to 52D and How will you get 36 after adding -1.00D to 36D?

  • @shrijanachaudhary3896

    n1= refractive index of cornea? or keratometer

  • @anastasiamurrell169
    @anastasiamurrell169 Před 9 měsíci

    I love your voice xoxoxoxo

  • @thiruselvi8193
    @thiruselvi8193 Před 10 měsíci

    In extented keratometer , càn we add & reduce , +9. _6 directly from what we get the keratometer value? Is it correct or wrong sir. Then how did we get that constant value 1.185 & 0.840. can you explain sir

    • @optometry-with-samir
      @optometry-with-samir  Před 10 měsíci

      We can't directly add or reduce +9 or -6 from actual keratometer.
      Try understand this...
      The mires size we use in keratometer is fixed. So when we use a plus lens it will magnify the image of mires.
      In keratometer this calculation is done automatically by using the formula r= 2i/o.
      Now, as o or object size is fixed and i or image size is magnified the r or radius of curvature will more than the normal value.
      Now, when we get the radius of curvature from keratometer, dioptric power of Cornea is identify using the formula: N1 - N2/r.
      N1 or Refractive index of keratometer is fixed that is 1.3375 and N2 is refractive index air that is 1.00. So, ultimate formula becomes, 1.3375 -1.00/r or 0.3375/r.
      Now, as value of r is higher than the normal because of using a +1.25 lens so dioptric power of Cornea becomes less than the normal value.
      It is found that if we multiply the reading by 1.185 when we use +1.25 lens we get actual dioptric power Cornea.

  • @md.rokonuzzamansarkar3339

    Easily understand about keratometer
    Go ahead