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low vision quizOnline version low vision by Martinique B 1 A 76-year-old patient with glaucoma reports frequently bumping into objects on their right side while walking through their home. The patient states, “I don’t understand why I keep missing things that are right next to me.” Which intervention would be MOST appropriate for the OTA to introduce? a Teach visual scanning strategies and recommend environmental modifications to improve safety. b Encourage the patient to avoid walking independently to prevent injury. c Provide the patient with stronger prescription glasses to restore peripheral vision. d Tell the patient to memorize where all objects are located in the home. 2 A patient with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) reports difficulty reading, recognizing faces, and completing detailed tasks. Which area of vision is MOST likely affected? a Central vision b Peripheral vision c Depth perception only d Night vision only 3 An older adult with cataracts refuses adaptive equipment due to believing it means that they have lost their independence. What is the best OTA response to give the patient? a Wait until the patient has done surgery to continue therapy. b Tell the family to convince the patient to use the adaptive equipment. c Explain how adaptive equipment can help them perform their daily activities safely while maintaining independence, let them choose what activities to do. d Ignore the patient's decision. 4 A 69 year old patient that has dry AMD notices a sudden decrease in central vision over a few days and is reporting that straight lines are beginning to appear wavy and distorted. What is the appropriate next step to take? a Schedule an urgent retinal evaluation for possible dry to wet AMD conversion. b Have them wear stronger reading glasses. c Schedule their routine follow up in 3 months. d Assure the patient that this is normal progression for the first year.

low vision quizOnline version

low vision

by Martinique B

A 76-year-old patient with glaucoma reports frequently bumping into objects on their right side while walking through their home. The patient states, “I don’t understand why I keep missing things that are right next to me.” Which intervention would be MOST appropriate for the OTA to introduce?

Teach visual scanning strategies and recommend environmental modifications to improve safety.

Encourage the patient to avoid walking independently to prevent injury.

Provide the patient with stronger prescription glasses to restore peripheral vision.

Tell the patient to memorize where all objects are located in the home.

A patient with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) reports difficulty reading, recognizing faces, and completing detailed tasks. Which area of vision is MOST likely affected?

Central vision

Peripheral vision

Depth perception only

Night vision only

An older adult with cataracts refuses adaptive equipment due to believing it means that they have lost their independence. What is the best OTA response to give the patient?

Wait until the patient has done surgery to continue therapy.

Tell the family to convince the patient to use the adaptive equipment.

Explain how adaptive equipment can help them perform their daily activities safely while maintaining independence, let them choose what activities to do.

Ignore the patient's decision.

A 69 year old patient that has dry AMD notices a sudden decrease in central vision over a few days and is reporting that straight lines are beginning to appear wavy and distorted. What is the appropriate next step to take?

Schedule an urgent retinal evaluation for possible dry to wet AMD conversion.

Have them wear stronger reading glasses.

Schedule their routine follow up in 3 months.

Assure the patient that this is normal progression for the first year.

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low vision quizOnline version

by Martinique B

A 76-year-old patient with glaucoma reports frequently bumping into objects on their right side while walking through their home. The patient states, “I don’t understand why I keep missing things that are right next to me.” Which intervention would be MOST appropriate for the OTA to introduce?

A patient with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) reports difficulty reading, recognizing faces, and completing detailed tasks. Which area of vision is MOST likely affected?

An older adult with cataracts refuses adaptive equipment due to believing it means that they have lost their independence. What is the best OTA response to give the patient?

A 69 year old patient that has dry AMD notices a sudden decrease in central vision over a few days and is reporting that straight lines are beginning to appear wavy and distorted. What is the appropriate next step to take?

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