Low Vision Flashcards

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Presbyopia

A

Inability to focus properly and blurred images due to loss of accommodation, diminished elasticity of lens

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2
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Age related macular degeneration (AMD)

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Affects part of eye that lets you see detail (macula)
Blank spot in visual field
Scotomas

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3
Q

Diabetic retinopathy 2 types

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1) nonproliferative
2) proliferative

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4
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Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy

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Early stage of disease
Symptoms are mild or not apparent leaving more vision intact
Can progress to proliferative

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5
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Proliferative diabetes retinopathy

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More advanced
Characterized by new blood vessel growth in retina and leakage of blood vessels causes scar formation and possibly retina detachment
Can lead to blindness

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6
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Glaucoma

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Loss of peripheral vision
Tunnel vision

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7
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Cataracts

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Vision is hazy, blurry
Increased glare sensitivity
Central vision impaired

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8
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Preferred retina locus (PRL)

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Teaches client how to effectively use intact vision by looking around the scotoma

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9
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Melbourne low vision ADL index

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Assess impact of visual impairment in ADL/ IADL

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10
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COPM

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Ind person’s perception of performance in self care, productivity and leisure

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11
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Lighthouse near visual acuity test

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Near visual avuity

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12
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Smelled E chart or tumbling E chart

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Far visual acuity

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13
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Confrontation testing

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Gross measurement of visual fields
Client focuses on central object and acknowledges appearance of stimuli in visual fields

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14
Q

Amsler grid

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Macular degeneration test: central

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15
Q

Pelli-Robson contrast sensitivity chart

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Contrast sensitivity test

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16
Q

Visual acuity

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Chastity of vision both near and far

17
Q

Visual fields

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Available vision to right left superior and inferior

18
Q

Oculomotor function

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Control of eye movement

19
Q

Scanning

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Ability to symmetrical observe and locate items in environment

20
Q

Myopia

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Nearsightedness
You can see near objects

21
Q

Hyperopia

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Farsightedness
Can see far

22
Q

Legal blindness

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Visual acuity 20/200

23
Q

Contrast sensitivity

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Ability to perceive and detect objects in relationship to the background of their environment

24
Q

Accommodation

A

Ability to adjust focus of vision at different distances

25
Q

Convergence

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Allow focus on nearby objects