NURS 5430 - Eyes: Questions With Proper
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Improved outcomes for those removed before 2 months of age as amblyopia
can occur
Choose an answer
At what age does the infant start
What age does myopia usually
1 following moving objects and 2
develop?
recognizing family members?
Who has improved outcomes from At what ages is visual acuity screening
3 4
cataracts? done?
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At what age does the infant start 3-4 months
following moving objects and
recognizing family members?
, At what age is eye growth complete? Age 10
At what age can a fundoscopic exam 5 years old
be done?
What is the rule of thumb for the eye If the provider cannot see into the eye, the child
exam? cannot see out of the eye
At what ages is visual acuity screening 4,5,10,12,15,18 years old
done?
amblyopia defective development of visual pathways needed to
attain central vision
What deficit does amblyopia cause? Unilateral deficit
What are the three categories of 1) Deprivational
amblyopia? 2) Strabismic
3) Refractive
What does deprivational amblyopia ptosis, cataract, nystagmus
present as?
What does strabismic amblyopia Lazy eye
present as?
What does refractive amblyopia Myopia (near sightedness), hyperopia (far
present as? sightedness), astigmatism, anisometropia
What is the most common visual Amblyopia
disorder seen in children?
What age does myopia usually 6-9 years old
develop?
Is hyperopia normal in young Yes and it decreases rapidly between 7-14 years of
children? age
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
Improved outcomes for those removed before 2 months of age as amblyopia
can occur
Choose an answer
At what age does the infant start
What age does myopia usually
1 following moving objects and 2
develop?
recognizing family members?
Who has improved outcomes from At what ages is visual acuity screening
3 4
cataracts? done?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (52)
At what age does the infant start 3-4 months
following moving objects and
recognizing family members?
, At what age is eye growth complete? Age 10
At what age can a fundoscopic exam 5 years old
be done?
What is the rule of thumb for the eye If the provider cannot see into the eye, the child
exam? cannot see out of the eye
At what ages is visual acuity screening 4,5,10,12,15,18 years old
done?
amblyopia defective development of visual pathways needed to
attain central vision
What deficit does amblyopia cause? Unilateral deficit
What are the three categories of 1) Deprivational
amblyopia? 2) Strabismic
3) Refractive
What does deprivational amblyopia ptosis, cataract, nystagmus
present as?
What does strabismic amblyopia Lazy eye
present as?
What does refractive amblyopia Myopia (near sightedness), hyperopia (far
present as? sightedness), astigmatism, anisometropia
What is the most common visual Amblyopia
disorder seen in children?
What age does myopia usually 6-9 years old
develop?
Is hyperopia normal in young Yes and it decreases rapidly between 7-14 years of
children? age
