LV Q1

Question 1

VA of a person who is legally blind

Answer 1

20/200

Question 2

VA is measured with what type of chart

Answer 2

snellen chart

Question 3

ONH common cause of blindness in children

t/f
(meaning)

Answer 3

True

OPTIC NERVE HYPOPLASIA

Question 4

RP common cause of blindness in children

T/F
(MEANING)

Answer 4

FALSE

RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA

Question 5

CVI common cause of blindness in children

T/F
(MEANING)
(AKA)

Answer 5

TRUE

CORTICAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

CEREBRAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

Question 6

ROP common cause of blindness in children

T/F
(MEANING)

Answer 6

TRUE

RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY

Question 7

Blindness is primarily a child disability

t/f

Answer 7

false

Question 8

scientific term used for farsightedness

Answer 8

hyperopia

Question 9

legislation passed in several states to make braille more available to students with visual impairment

• unified english braille
• nement code
• perkins brailler
• braille bills

Answer 9

braille bills

Question 10

sx of LV or blindness

• blurry vision
• seeing spots
• trouble seeing at night

Answer 10

ALL OF THE ABOVE

Question 11

areas of a person’s life does their LV or blindness effect?

• daily living
• social skills
• education

Answer 11

ALL OF THE ABOVE

Question 12

help persons with LV or blindness to see better

• canes
• guide dogs
• optical devices

Answer 12

optical devices

Question 13

individuals with LV or blindness strongly benefit from early intervention services

T/F

Answer 13

true

Question 14

visual impairment is the disability area where the most technological advances have been made

t/f

Answer 14

true

Question 15

what does O and M training stand for?

Answer 15

orientation and mobility

Question 16

glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that does damage to what part of the eye?

Answer 16

optic nerve

Question 17

a period of protective emotional anesthesis in response to severe stress

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 17

shock n disbelief

Question 18

refusal to accept visual limitations

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 18

denial

Question 18

refusal to accept visual limitations

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 18

denial

Question 19

quite disappointment and self-pity

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 19

depression

Question 20

starts from emerging from the state of depression and beginning to recognize the inevitable effect of changed vision

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 20

realization

Question 21

patient’s recognition that the condition is final and irreversible

• depression
• shock n disbelief
• realization
• acceptance
• denial

Answer 21

acceptance

Question 22

if someone has LV they…

• can only see in dimly lighted areas
• have a visual actuality of 20/200 or less
• have a permanently reduced vision that cannot be corrected
• cannot see anythin

Answer 22

have a permanently reduced vision that cannot be corrected

Question 23

what are some tyoe of LV/blindness?

• loss of central vision, loss of peripheral vision, night blindness, blurred vision
• loss of central vision, loss of peripheral vision, complete blindness, albinism
• loss of central vision, night blindness, blurred vision, total blindess

Answer 23

• loss of central vision, loss of peripheral vision, night blindness, blurred vision

Question 24

no light perception, this is considered total visual impairment, or total blindness

t/f

Answer 24

true

Question 25

20/30 to 20/60

this is considered mild vision loss or near-normal vision

t/f

Answer 25

true