Negative Relative accommodation, Positive Relative accommodation

This video is properly a practical based video on
1. What is Relative accommodation?
2. Types of Relative accommodation
3. What is negative relative accommodation?
4. How can we find negative relative accommodation?
5. What is a normal Negative relative accommodation value?
6. What if negative relative accommodation is more or less than normal?
7. What is Positive Relative accommodation?
8. How can we find negative relative accommodation?
9. What is a normal Negative relative accommodation value?
10. What if negative relative accommodation is more or less than normal?

[@dronyekachijoshuaudeh9766]

Good..

[@otiebrown9999]

A Truly interesting perspective.

[@BrownKay-ut5lg]

Clear and concise explanation. Please, I would like see the next video on anomalies of accommodation. Thank you.

[@otiebrown9999]

A completely new concept ! Now let us work on effective. prevention of accommodation, to completely PREVENT entering into myopia, when our refractive state = 0 Diopters. I am willing to work in it, and achieve effective life time prevention of myopia. I am willing to measure my own refractive state, to achieve this goal.

[@seemamishra8699]

Awesome 👌

[@sarjilsarjil9252]

Make a video of retinoscopy, The movement of the slit in the pupil with Astigmatism in patients ...

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Noted

[@ssamreen4851]

Please make a video on NFV and PFV

[@draxmedzeyn]

Thank you doctor

[@ganeshageeta8239]

Pls cover all about squint

[@aizazalis]

Great

[@wakeeljan5565]

You are just great Khurram Sir ❤

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

🌸🌸♥️

[@BrownKay-ut5lg]

Also, can you use the values of NPR to prescribe Addition power to patients with lag of accommodation? Thank you.

[@jol4827]

Nice video sir 😊😊 wt will be the NRA value for older pt suppose 50 yrs sir ??

[@DevisonSamuel]

Sir i have a question what is the relationship between the CA/A ratio and vergence??

[@AbdulJalilArif]

❤

[@harrybart-plange8758]

Why is it important that the patient uses balance corrections in these procedures???

[@varunvarunn606]

Sir test should be done with full correction or with out correction

[@saptarsighosh]

Thank you very much, it was really helpful. Can you make a video on AC/A and CA/A ratio?

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Thankyou Noted

[@besoftcool]

Sir explained nicely..results of NRA ,PRA little confusion

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

You can ask any question dear..I will explain.

[@masterwatch4856]

Sir g ap k bad handera hy ...😅😅😅viva to acha guzry ga itna yakeen hy

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

🧠🧠❤️👍🏻

[@besoftcool]

Sir to do for subjective refraction how much room light is ok

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

For subjective refraction room light should be normal but in case of objective refraction (retinoscopy) dim light is preferable.

[@Jaycycar]

So is the pra and nra the recovery value or the blur value? I'm confused. Patient was blurred at +2.75 but you chose +2.50 why?

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Yes....Recovery value...

[@Jaycycar]

Is push up method another name for NRA?

[@Eyeparvez]

@@Jaycycar no, push up method is used for NPA.

[@mehwishqadeer5902]

How we will measure that on near vision patient For example patient see clearly with prescription of +2 but got blur at +2.50 Is that +2 NRA but that patient can't see clearly with power of less than +2 ? Plz explain it.

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Dear...NRA and near vision prescription are two different things.

[@thalathambi4521]

Hand neutrilization please explain sir

[@optometrywithkhurram6867]

Will make a detailed video on hand neutralization.

[@sreehari7152]

Where is anomalies of accommodation??

[@manishpatil9114]

Hi

[@vishalsaini4519]

Sir test should be start after full correction or no correction