Special Viewing Techniques Quiz

What is the technique where you train your eyes to look in a direction other than where you would naturally look?

• Steady eye strategy

• Central scotoma

• Eccentric viewing

• Hemianopia

Which technique involves keeping your eyes still and moving the text through the best part of your vision to help read faster and more accurately?

• Eccentric viewing

• Typoscope

• Steady eye strategy

• Prism relocation therapy

What is the methods to determine the Preferred Retinal Location (PRL) t?

• Using an Amsler Grid

• Using a Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope

• Using a Typoscope

• Using a clock dial method

What is the condition where a person sees only one side of the visual world of each eye?

• Central scotoma

• Steady eye strategy

• Eccentric viewing

• Hemianopia

What is the purpose of the Hemianopsia Chart ?

• To quantify functional adaptation to field loss

• To evaluate the progress of VF rehabilitation

• To follow-up changes of blur vision over time

• All of the above

How can visual scanning be trained to improve the ability of viewing among hemianopia patients?

• Encourage large single saccades

• Use bifocals or progressives

• Avoid head movement

• Train scanning strategies for clear vision

What is a recommended modification for reading for individuals with hemianopia?

• Avoid finger support

• Reposition page away from better field

• Use bifocals

• Rotate the page

What is the technique that involves instructing the patient to fixate with eccentric viewing to a target through an aperture of a typoscope?

• Eccentric viewing

• Kraspegig

• Typoscope

• Prism relocation therapy

How can you start training eccentric viewing using the Typoscope?

• Use large short word

• Use large single letter

• Use small single letter

• Use large long words

What is the technique that involves introducing a prism in front of the fixating eye to shift the image onto the Preferred Retinal Location (PRL) without active involvement by the patient?

• Typoscope

• Kraspegig

• Eccentric viewing

• Prism relocation therapy