JEVAH MAE

It is used to describe a loss of visual acuity while retaining some vision.

• A. Low vision

• B. Visual impaired

• C. Legally blind

• D. Partially sighted

It refers to people that have less than 20/200 vision.

• A. Legally blind

• B. Low vision

• C. Partially sighted

• D. Near sighted

It is usually used in educational contexts to describe a visual impairment that requires special education service.

• A. Low vision

• B. Myopic

• C. Hyperopic

• D. Partially sighted

Hyperopic is unable to see close objects clearly they referred as___________?

• A. Low vision

• B. Near sighted

• C. Far sighted

• D. Partially sighted

Myopic is unable to see distant they referred as________?

• A. Low vision

• B. Near sighted

• C. Far sighted

• D. Far sighted

It is the loss of side vision, leaving central vision intact.

• A. Night blindness

• B. Blurred vision

• C. Peripheral vision

• D. Low vision

It is an umbrella term used to describe the loss of sight.

• A. Low vision

• B. Visual impairment

• C. Functionally blind

• D. Totally blind

It is caused by trauma and brain and nerve disorder.

• A. Low vision

• B. Visual impairment

• C. Totally blind

• D. Functionally blind

It is the turning of one or both eye towards the nose.

• A.Hypertropia

• B. Hypotropia

• C. Exotropia

• D. Esotropia

It is the turning one or both eyes away from the nose (toward the temporal side of the face).

• A. Hypotropia

• B. Hypertropia

• C. Exotropia

• D. Esotropia