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Federal Act to Promote the Education of the Blind (1879) - (ANSWER)provides the quota funds that are
given through American Printing House for the Blind (APH)
What is the role of the rehabilitation counselor when it comes to developing an individualized plan for
employment (IPE)? - (ANSWER)Intake and application for services, assessment and evals, determination
of eligibility, planning and delivery of services, guidance and counseling, information and referral, job
development and vocational training, transportation, readers, O&M, rehabilitation training, and
placement and postemployment services.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, 1990) - (ANSWER)requires all public areas to be made accessible to
people with disabilities and ensures that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities
as everyone else in regards to employment, public services, telecommunications, and public transport
Individual plan for employment (IPE) - (ANSWER)A contract between a person with a disability and a
rehabilitation agency that describes the services needed to achieve the person's employment objective.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA, 1990) - (ANSWER)determined that all children with
disabilities deserve FAPE, appropriate evaluation, IEP, LRE, parent participation, and procedural
safeguards (PL 94-142)
IDEA Improvement Act 2004 - (ANSWER)more funding to early intervention, measurable post secondary
transition goals in the IEP, and more transition services
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - (ANSWER)guarantees that a child with a disability has
equal access to an education and that it is comparable to an education provided to those who do not
have a disability
AFB - (ANSWER)American Foundation for the Blind; a non-profit website for people with vision loss that
contains information on news and has a store where textbooks and publications can be purchased
APH - (ANSWER)American Printing House for the Blind; sells products that can be used specifically for
those with visual impairments
,CVRT PREP QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
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NLS - (ANSWER)National Library Service; a free braille and talking book library reserve
BANA - (ANSWER)Braille Authority of North America; provides guidelines for braille
IEP - (ANSWER)Individualized Education Plan; provided to school-age children who are eligible for
additional services in a school setting; ages 3 to 21
CEC-DVIDB - (ANSWER)Council for Exceptional Children Division on Visual Impairments and
Deafblindness; hosts the national conference
AER - (ANSWER)Association for Education an Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired; hosts
conferences for professional and career development
cornea - (ANSWER)Location: The avascular, clear front portion of the outer layer of the eyeball.
Function: Lets light rays enter the eyes and converges light rays; if scarred due to disease or injury, can
prevent light rays from reaching the retina.
sclera - (ANSWER)Location: the tough white outer layer of the eyeball.
Function: provides protection for and helps maintain the shape of the globe.
conjunctiva - (ANSWER)Location: The mucous membrane lining the lids and covering the sclera.
Function: Provides protection for the front of the eye.
iris - (ANSWER)Location: the colored circular disk behind the cornea and in front of the lens.
Function: controls the amount of light entering the eye.
pupil - (ANSWER)allows light rays to continue its journey to the eye, black hole in the middle of the eye,
bright lights the eye constricts, dim light the eye dilates
,CVRT PREP QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
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lens - (ANSWER)Location: the transparent biconcave structure behind the pupil.
Function: Helps bring light rays to a focus on the retina; lens opacity or absence of lens reduces clarity of
focus.
ciliary body - (ANSWER)Location: portion of the uveal tract between the choroid and iris.
Ciliary process - (ANSWER)Location: anterior zone of the ciliary body
Function: Secretes the aqueous into the posterior chamber.
Ciliary muscle - (ANSWER)Location: Area of the ciliary body adjacent to the sclera.
Function: Controls tension on fibers that hold the lens in place, thus allowing the lens to vary its
refractive power to permit clear focus at different distances.
retina (fundus) - (ANSWER)Location: The inner sensory nerve layer next to the choroid that lines the
posterior two-thirds of the eyeball.
Function: Reacts to light and transmits electrical impulses to the brain; if damaged or diseased,
information from the optical system is degraded or does not reach the brain.
macula - (ANSWER)responsible for central vision
fovea - (ANSWER)responsible for good visual acuity, part of the retina that is directly opposite the pupil
(cone cells)
optic nerve - (ANSWER)Location: Cranial nerve extending from the optic disk to the optic chiasm.
Function: circuit that carries electrical impulses from the retina into the brain; if damaged or diseased,
can prevent impulses from reaching the brain.
suspensory ligaments (zonules of zinn) - (ANSWER)hold lens in position and allows it to change shape in
accommodation
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choroid - (ANSWER)Location: Vascular layer between the sclera and the retina.
Function: Supplies blood to the retina.
vitreous humor - (ANSWER)protects the lens and maintains the posterior chamber of the eyeball,
transparent jelly mass that is behind the lens
Vitreous cavity - (ANSWER)Location: The space between the retina and the optic nerve posterity and
between the lens and the ciliary body anterior.
Function: Holds the vitreous that helps maintain the shape of the eye.
Optic pathways to the brain - (ANSWER)Retina > optic nerve > optic chiasm > visual cortex of occipital
lobe.
Cerebellum - (ANSWER)Part of the brain that regulates balance posture and movement coordinates
muscles.
aqueous humor - (ANSWER)maintains the interior shape of the eyeball, located in the anterior chamber
and is a liquid
anterior chamber - (ANSWER)filled with aqueous humor and is between the cornea and the iris
posterior chamber - (ANSWER)filled with vitreous humor
rods - (ANSWER)responsible for seeing form, shape, movement, provides peripheral vision, night vision,
and low light vision
cones - (ANSWER)allow the eyes to see color, clarity, and contrast
VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
Federal Act to Promote the Education of the Blind (1879) - (ANSWER)provides the quota funds that are
given through American Printing House for the Blind (APH)
What is the role of the rehabilitation counselor when it comes to developing an individualized plan for
employment (IPE)? - (ANSWER)Intake and application for services, assessment and evals, determination
of eligibility, planning and delivery of services, guidance and counseling, information and referral, job
development and vocational training, transportation, readers, O&M, rehabilitation training, and
placement and postemployment services.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, 1990) - (ANSWER)requires all public areas to be made accessible to
people with disabilities and ensures that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities
as everyone else in regards to employment, public services, telecommunications, and public transport
Individual plan for employment (IPE) - (ANSWER)A contract between a person with a disability and a
rehabilitation agency that describes the services needed to achieve the person's employment objective.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA, 1990) - (ANSWER)determined that all children with
disabilities deserve FAPE, appropriate evaluation, IEP, LRE, parent participation, and procedural
safeguards (PL 94-142)
IDEA Improvement Act 2004 - (ANSWER)more funding to early intervention, measurable post secondary
transition goals in the IEP, and more transition services
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - (ANSWER)guarantees that a child with a disability has
equal access to an education and that it is comparable to an education provided to those who do not
have a disability
AFB - (ANSWER)American Foundation for the Blind; a non-profit website for people with vision loss that
contains information on news and has a store where textbooks and publications can be purchased
APH - (ANSWER)American Printing House for the Blind; sells products that can be used specifically for
those with visual impairments
,CVRT PREP QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
NLS - (ANSWER)National Library Service; a free braille and talking book library reserve
BANA - (ANSWER)Braille Authority of North America; provides guidelines for braille
IEP - (ANSWER)Individualized Education Plan; provided to school-age children who are eligible for
additional services in a school setting; ages 3 to 21
CEC-DVIDB - (ANSWER)Council for Exceptional Children Division on Visual Impairments and
Deafblindness; hosts the national conference
AER - (ANSWER)Association for Education an Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired; hosts
conferences for professional and career development
cornea - (ANSWER)Location: The avascular, clear front portion of the outer layer of the eyeball.
Function: Lets light rays enter the eyes and converges light rays; if scarred due to disease or injury, can
prevent light rays from reaching the retina.
sclera - (ANSWER)Location: the tough white outer layer of the eyeball.
Function: provides protection for and helps maintain the shape of the globe.
conjunctiva - (ANSWER)Location: The mucous membrane lining the lids and covering the sclera.
Function: Provides protection for the front of the eye.
iris - (ANSWER)Location: the colored circular disk behind the cornea and in front of the lens.
Function: controls the amount of light entering the eye.
pupil - (ANSWER)allows light rays to continue its journey to the eye, black hole in the middle of the eye,
bright lights the eye constricts, dim light the eye dilates
,CVRT PREP QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
lens - (ANSWER)Location: the transparent biconcave structure behind the pupil.
Function: Helps bring light rays to a focus on the retina; lens opacity or absence of lens reduces clarity of
focus.
ciliary body - (ANSWER)Location: portion of the uveal tract between the choroid and iris.
Ciliary process - (ANSWER)Location: anterior zone of the ciliary body
Function: Secretes the aqueous into the posterior chamber.
Ciliary muscle - (ANSWER)Location: Area of the ciliary body adjacent to the sclera.
Function: Controls tension on fibers that hold the lens in place, thus allowing the lens to vary its
refractive power to permit clear focus at different distances.
retina (fundus) - (ANSWER)Location: The inner sensory nerve layer next to the choroid that lines the
posterior two-thirds of the eyeball.
Function: Reacts to light and transmits electrical impulses to the brain; if damaged or diseased,
information from the optical system is degraded or does not reach the brain.
macula - (ANSWER)responsible for central vision
fovea - (ANSWER)responsible for good visual acuity, part of the retina that is directly opposite the pupil
(cone cells)
optic nerve - (ANSWER)Location: Cranial nerve extending from the optic disk to the optic chiasm.
Function: circuit that carries electrical impulses from the retina into the brain; if damaged or diseased,
can prevent impulses from reaching the brain.
suspensory ligaments (zonules of zinn) - (ANSWER)hold lens in position and allows it to change shape in
accommodation
, CVRT PREP QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
choroid - (ANSWER)Location: Vascular layer between the sclera and the retina.
Function: Supplies blood to the retina.
vitreous humor - (ANSWER)protects the lens and maintains the posterior chamber of the eyeball,
transparent jelly mass that is behind the lens
Vitreous cavity - (ANSWER)Location: The space between the retina and the optic nerve posterity and
between the lens and the ciliary body anterior.
Function: Holds the vitreous that helps maintain the shape of the eye.
Optic pathways to the brain - (ANSWER)Retina > optic nerve > optic chiasm > visual cortex of occipital
lobe.
Cerebellum - (ANSWER)Part of the brain that regulates balance posture and movement coordinates
muscles.
aqueous humor - (ANSWER)maintains the interior shape of the eyeball, located in the anterior chamber
and is a liquid
anterior chamber - (ANSWER)filled with aqueous humor and is between the cornea and the iris
posterior chamber - (ANSWER)filled with vitreous humor
rods - (ANSWER)responsible for seeing form, shape, movement, provides peripheral vision, night vision,
and low light vision
cones - (ANSWER)allow the eyes to see color, clarity, and contrast
