Tipme - Online Academy

1. What is the main function of the visual analyzer, without which all other visual functions cannot develop?

A. Peripheral vision

B. Monocular visual acuity

C. Color perception

D. Light perception

E. Binocular vision

2. What is blindness to blue color called?

A. Deuteranomaly

B. Protanopia

C. Tritanopia

D. Protanomaly

E. Deuteranopia

3. What is blindness to green color called?

A. Deuteranomaly

B. Protanopia

C. Tritanopia

D. Protanomaly

E. Deuteranopia

4. What is blindness to red color called?

A. Deuteranomaly

B. Protanopia

C. Tritanopia

D. Protanomaly

E. Deuteranopia

5. Perimetry with stationary objects of changing size and brightness is called?

A. Static perimetry

B. Kinetic perimetry

C. Quantitative perimetry

6. If the patient himself sees a scotoma as a dark spot, it is called?

A. Relative scotoma

B. Absolute scotoma

C. Positive scotoma

D. Negative scotoma

7. If the stimulus completely disappears in the scotoma zone during perimetry, the scotoma is called?

A. Relative

B. Absolute

C. Positive

D. Negative

8. Which cannot be used to examine color perception?

A. Rabkin tables

B. Rautian anomaloscope

C. Color test

D. Yustova-Volkov tables

9. Refraction examination in cycloplegia includes?

A. Skiaskopy, and if necessary refractometry and ophthalmometry

B. Determining visual acuity of each eye without diaphragm with correcting lenses

C. Tests clarifying cylinder power and axis

D. Correct A and B

E. All of the above

10. The intensity of the fundus color during ophthalmoscopy consists of?

A. Color of retinal pigment

B. White color of the sclera

C. Red color from blood in the choroid

D. All of the above

E. Only A and B

11. In what state of accommodation is refractometry recommended?

A. Drug-induced paralysis of accommodation

B. Partially relaxed accommodation

C. Unrelaxed accommodation

D. Only A and B

E. All of the above

12. What is included in the examination for optical correction?

A. First examination in natural conditions, then in cycloplegia

B. Repeated examination in natural conditions and in ready glasses

C. Repeated examination in cycloplegia

D. Only A and B

E. All of the above

13. When is optical correction for hypermetropia prescribed?

A. Hypermetropia more than 3.5 D in young children

B. Asthenopic complaints or decreased vision

C. Constant or periodic convergent strabismus

D. Only A and B

E. All of the above

14. When is optical correction for myopia prescribed?

A. 1-2 D myopia - correction used when necessary

B. More than 2 D myopia - full correction

C. 1-2 D - constant full correction

D. Correct A and B

E. All of the above

15. General rules for prescribing glasses in astigmatism include?

A. Constant glasses for astigmatism with decreased vision

B. Astigmatic component according to subjective tolerance

C. Spherical component according to general rules

D. All of the above

E. Only B and C

Visual Functions and Refraction

Visual Functions and Refraction

1. What is the main function of the visual analyzer, without which all other visual functions cannot develop?

2. What is blindness to blue color called?

3. What is blindness to green color called?

4. What is blindness to red color called?

5. Perimetry with stationary objects of changing size and brightness is called?

6. If the patient himself sees a scotoma as a dark spot, it is called?

7. If the stimulus completely disappears in the scotoma zone during perimetry, the scotoma is called?

8. Which cannot be used to examine color perception?

9. Refraction examination in cycloplegia includes?

10. The intensity of the fundus color during ophthalmoscopy consists of?

11. In what state of accommodation is refractometry recommended?

12. What is included in the examination for optical correction?

13. When is optical correction for hypermetropia prescribed?

14. When is optical correction for myopia prescribed?

15. General rules for prescribing glasses in astigmatism include?

Online Academy

Visual Functions and Refraction

Visual Functions and Refraction

1. What is the main function of the visual analyzer, without which all other visual functions cannot develop?

2. What is blindness to blue color called?

3. What is blindness to green color called?

4. What is blindness to red color called?

5. Perimetry with stationary objects of changing size and brightness is called?

6. If the patient himself sees a scotoma as a dark spot, it is called?

7. If the stimulus completely disappears in the scotoma zone during perimetry, the scotoma is called?

8. Which cannot be used to examine color perception?

9. Refraction examination in cycloplegia includes?

10. The intensity of the fundus color during ophthalmoscopy consists of?

11. In what state of accommodation is refractometry recommended?

12. What is included in the examination for optical correction?

13. When is optical correction for hypermetropia prescribed?

14. When is optical correction for myopia prescribed?

15. General rules for prescribing glasses in astigmatism include?

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