Color Vision

What is the purpose of designing color vision tests?

• To assess color vision abilities or diagnose color vision deficiencies.

• To determine a person's favorite color

• To evaluate depth perception

• To test the ability to see in the dark

How can color vision tests be used to screen for color vision defects?

• By measuring the time to name a color.

• By assessing the ability to distinguish between colors using colored plates or images.

• By asking individuals to describe their favorite color.

• By observing an individual's ability to match colors to specific objects.

What can color vision tests determine about a person's color vision defect?

• Type and severity

• Blood type

• Eye shape and size

• Age and gender

In which situation would a color vision test be most useful?

• Determining if a patient needs glasses.

• Detecting cardiovascular diseases.

• Assessing mathematical abilities.

• Determining if a patient has adequate color vision for a specific occupational task.

Which of the following is NOT a potential application of a color vision test?

• Screening for color vision defects.

• Determining the type and severity of color vision defect.

• Testing olfactory abilities.

• Testing color vision for specific occupational tasks.

An individual with normal color vision can be considered trichromatic.

• True

• False