Visual Acuity Check Quiz

To avoid using any equipment.

To save time during the examination.

To make the patient feel comfortable.

To ensure the results are reliable for future reference.

25 feet

20 feet

15 feet

10 feet

A cloth

A paddle or a piece of paper

A pair of sunglasses

Their hand

The person can see at 20 feet what a normal person sees at 200 feet.

The person has perfect vision.

The person has slight vision impairment.

The person can see at 200 feet what a normal person sees at 20 feet.

They get the score for the same line minus 2.

They get the score for the line above.

They get no score.

They get the score for the line below.

Four

Two

Three

One

Snellen chart

Amsler grid

Ishihara chart

Kindergarten test chart

Geometric shapes

Pictures like sailboats and stars

Letters

Numbers

They might not have good vision.

All of the above.

They might be uncooperative.

They might be shy.

Ignore any errors they make.

Only test one eye.

Use the same chart as adults.

Ensure they are comfortable and cooperative.