WorksheetsMyopia and Hyperopia
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Farsightedness
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Nearsightedness
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Far objects appear blurry but close objects appear clear
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Close objects appear blurry but far objects appear clear
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May result from eyeball being too short
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May result from eyeball being too long
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May result from an astigmatism
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May result from an astigmatism that makes cornea or lens too rounded (steep)
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May result from an astigmatism that makes cornea or lens too flat
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Develops in individuals over the age of 65
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Individuals may be more with this condition and grow out of it
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Most commonly diagnosed between the ages of 8-12
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Individuals with this condition experience little change between the ages of 20-40
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
May be corrected with contacts and/or glasses
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Runs in families
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Focal point is behind the eyeball
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Focal point is in front of retina
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Individuals with this disorder may develop cross-eyes
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Caused by refractive error
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
Define refractive error.
When the eye does not bend light properly
When the cornea or lens is too flat
When the cornea or lens is too steep
May be caused by overuse of eyes such as visually straining jobs.
Myopia
Hyperopia
Both
