Exam 13: Individuals with Visual Impairments

Individuals are considered functionally blind when the primary channel of learning is through tactile or auditory means.

The amount of vision in the quadrant regions to the right,left,up,and down while gazing straight ahead.

Which type of Braille is used in many elevators?

______ is a term that describes people who cannot see well even with correction.

______ created the first school for children with vision loss.

The visual acuity test most often used is called the

Many adults with visual impairments have difficulties with accessing reliable transportation.Name four ways in which their lives may be affected by difficulties with accessing transportation.

The term legally blind has been used as the federal definition of blindness.

A restriction to the visual field within the quadrant regions to the right,left,up,and down while gazing straight ahead.

Hyperopia is also referred to as farsightedness.

All of the following describe types of vision impairments recognized by IDEA except this:

The middle layer of the eyeball containing veins and arteries best describes which part of the eye?

Learning to hold a cereal box within one's field of vision to read the price would an example of using ______.

All of the following are examples of age-appropriate cognitive skills that need to be integrated for and taught to young children with visual impairments except this:

A photophobic child will typically prefer to function in brighter settings.

Appropriate assessment strategies are a prerequisite to effective teaching.

______ are lenses that become opaque or cloudy.

Explain the possible results of the following issues: untreated damage to cornea,disease of the aqueous humor,malformed iris,and retina disorders.

The IEP team is responsible for determining

Which is considered a difference between individuals labeled as being functionally blind and blind?