Step 6 Vision Screening Post-Test

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1. Visual acuity screening starts at what age?

At birth2 years3 years5 years
2. Eye should be screened binocularly (both eyes together).

TrueFalse
3. The "Critical Line" is:

The top line of the wall chartThe red line of the flip chart or wall chartThe age-dependent line of the flip chart or wall chart that a child is expected to see normally and passNone of the above
4. The "Threshold Line" is:

The top line of the wall chartThe smallest line the child can pass on the flip chart or wall chartThe age-dependent line of the flip chart or wall chart that a child is expected to see normally and passNone of the above
5. What is the recommended screening distance for children ages 3-5?

5 feet10 feet15 feetAny distance the screener chooses
6. What is the recommended screening distance for children ages 6 years and older?

10 feet15 feet20 feetAny distance the screener chooses
7. What is the referral criteria for Visual Acuity Screening for 3-year-olds?

Failure to correctly identify the majority of optotypes on the 10/25 (20/50) line, or worse, in either eye.Failure to correctly identify the majority of optotypes on the 10/20 (20/40) line, or worse, in either eye.Failure to correctly identify the majority of optotypes on the 10/15 (20/30 or 20/32) line, or worse, in either eye.None of the above
8. How soon can a second attempt be made to screen an uncooperative child?

The same dayLater during the same visitNo later than 6 monthsAll of the above
9. Which eye chart should be used to test children ages 3-5?

Snellen chartLEA symbols chartSloan letter chartHOTV letters chartB and D
10. It is important to select an eye chart based on the child's age and cognitive level.

TrueFalse
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CHDP Vision Screening Certification Post-Test