Flashcards on Visual Impairment: Causes, Impact, and Support

Visual Impairment: Causes, Impact, & Support for Students

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What is the definition of visual impairment?

A decrease in the ability to see that cannot be corrected with standard glasses or contact lenses, ranging from mild vision problems to complete blind

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Types Of Visual Impairiment

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Question: What is the definition of visual impairment?

Answer: A decrease in the ability to see that cannot be corrected with standard glasses or contact lenses, ranging from mild vision problems to complete blind

Card 2

Question: What are the two main types/categories of visual impairment mentioned?

Answer: Low vision and blindness.

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Question: How is 'low vision' defined in the content?

Answer: Reduced vision that persists even with corrective lenses.

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Question: How is 'blindness' defined in the content?

Answer: Complete or near-total loss of vision.

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Question: List genetic causes of visual impairment given in the content.

Answer: Genetic disorders such as Retinitis Pigmentosa and Congenital Cataracts.

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Question: Which condition related to early birth is listed as a cause of visual impairment?

Answer: Prematurity, specifically retinopathy of prematurity.

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Question: What non-congenital physical cause of visual impairment is mentioned?

Answer: Trauma or injury.

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Question: Which infections or diseases are identified as causes of visual impairment?

Answer: Glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy (listed as examples of infections or diseases).

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Question: Which developmental conditions are listed as causes of visual impairment?

Answer: Cerebral palsy and brain injury.

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Question: Which genetic condition affecting pigmentation is listed as a cause of visual impairment?

Answer: Albinism.