Instruments & RegulatoryQuestion 80 of 100
A pupillometer is designed to measure what?
a.Monocular and binocular pupillary distance
b.Lens power
c.Segment height
d.Base curve
Explanation
A pupillometer measures the distance between the pupils, providing accurate monocular and binocular PD readings and can be set for distance or near, improving accuracy over a simple PD ruler.
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