Objective 3

Question 1

Name the plates that are the most popular of all color vision tests?

Answer 1

Pseudoisochromatic

Question 2

The deviation exhibited by a patient when the left eye moves temporarily just after you cover the right eye while performing the cover/uncover test.

Answer 2

Esotropia

Question 3

Exists when both eyes tend to drift outward from each other or cross in toward each other when fusion is disrupted.

Answer 3

Phoria

Question 4

This condition exists when one eye is always misaligned while the other eye remains straight

Answer 4

Tropia

Question 5

The deviation a patient exhibits if the left eye moves nasally when you cover the right eye while performing the unilateral cover test

Answer 5

Exotropia

Question 6

Typical monochromats have rods, but none of these.

Answer 6

Cones

Question 7

Mechanism by which the eye maintains a clear image

Answer 7

Accommodation

Question 8

The Broad H test is designed to test the action of these six muscles.

Answer 8

Extraocular

Question 9

The term for double vision

Answer 9

Diplopia

Question 10

Corneal reflex test method in which the examiner uses prisms to determine misalignment of the eyes.

Answer 10

Krimsky

Question 11

The ability to perceive depth.

Answer 11

Stereopsis

Question 12

The name of a test for stereopsis

Answer 12

Fly

Question 13

The abbreviation for the point at which fusion can no longer be maintained and one eye deviates outward.

Answer 13

NPC (near point convergence)

Question 14

A person with normal color vision is said to be this…

Answer 14

Trichromatic

Question 15

Corneal reflex test method in which the examiner only shines a penlight on the patient’s corneas to determine misalignment of the eyes. No prisms are used in this method.

Answer 15

Hirshberg

Question 16

The deviation a patient exhibits if the right eye moves inferiorly when you cover the left eye while performing the cover/uncover test.

Answer 16

Hypertropia

Question 17

For a tropia, the phonomenon can be binocular or this?

Answer 17

Monocular

Question 18

Occurs when the brain ignores the vision of a deviating eye.

Answer 18

Suppression

Question 19

The type of pupillary constriction that occurs when a penlight is shone into an eye.

Answer 19

Direct

Question 20

Condition of color vision abnormality that is extremely rare and present at birth.

Answer 20

Monochromatism

Question 21

The prefix for a phobia or tropia when an eye deviates superiorly.

Answer 21

Hyper

Question 22

The type of reflex that causes the pupil of the opposite eye to constrict when a penlight is shone into the other eye.

Answer 22

Consensual

Question 23

What are the three primary colors in Color vision?

Answer 23

Red, green and blue.