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Optometry Prometric Exams: Welcome to our comprehensive guide tailored specifically for aspiring optometrists gearing up for the rigorous Optometry Prometric exams across the Gulf region. Whether you're preparing for the DHA Optometry Exam in Dubai, the HAAD Optometry Exam in Abu Dhabi, the MOH Optometry Exam in the UAE, or any other prominent healthcare licensure examination, mastering low vision is a crucial component of your success. In this blog, we've meticulously curated 15 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) focusing on low vision—a topic that frequently appears in Optometry Prometric exams across various Prometric exams. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in these assessments and embark on a fulfilling career in optometry. Navigating through these MCQs, you'll not only reinforce your understanding of low vision but also sharpen your critical thinking skills, essential for tackling the challenging scenarios you'll encounter in your professional journey. Whether you're a seasoned optometry student honing your skills or a newcomer embarking on this enriching career path, our MCQs offer a valuable resource to enhance your preparation and ensure success in your upcoming Optometry Prometric exams. Stay tuned as we delve deep into the realm of low vision, empowering you to ace the Optometry Prometric exams and embark on a rewarding career dedicated to enhancing vision and improving lives. Let's dive in! 1. According to WHO, what are the criterial to define low vision? A. Visual Acuity less than 6/18. B. Visual Field less than 20 Degree. C. Visual acuity less than 6/12 D. Both A & B. Some short text that can be expanded to show more details. Show more Some long text that will be expanded when the show more button is clicked by the visitor. Show less 2. Low vision can be corrected fully with which of the following measure? A. Spectacle. B. Contact Lens. C. Low Vision Devices. D. Surgery. E. None of the above. Some short text that can be expanded to show more details. Show more Some long text that will be expanded when the show more button is clicked by the visitor. Show less 3. “Low vision and blind are same” this statement is ……………? A. True. B. False. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: B. False.Explanation:Blind is total absent of vision where in low vision patient has vision less than 6/18.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 4. What is the normal visual acuity of a person? A. 6/24 to 6/9 B. 6/18 to 6/6 C. 6/12 to 6/6 D. None of these Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: C. 6/12 to 6/6Explanation:A person with ‘normal’ vision is someone who has between 6/6 and 6/12 (20/20 and 20/40) vision.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 5. Decreased visual acuity from blindness to partial sight is called? A. Normal Vision. B. Visual Impairment. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: B. Visual Impairment.Explanation:Visual Impairment refers to conditions with decreased visual acuity from blindness to partial sight.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 6. When there is no usable vision with exception of light perception, is called? A. Normal Vision. B. Visual Impairment. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: C. Blindness.Explanation:When there is no usable vision with exception of light perception, is called Blindness.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 7. When distance visual acuity of 6/60 or less in the better eye with best ophthalmic correction, is called? A. Normal Vision. B. Visual Impairment. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: D. Economic Blindness.Explanation:When distance visual acuity of 6/60 or less in the better eye with best ophthalmic correction, is called Economic Blindness.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 8. Use of vision for a particular purpose or task is called? A. Functional Vision. B. Color vision. C. Travel Vision. D. None of these. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: A. Functional Vision.Explanation:Functional Vision refers to the use of vision for a particular purpose.Example to recognize color, tracking objects.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 9. Functional vision may be improved with refractive correction, low vision devices or instruction in the use of vision. A. True. B. False. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: A. True.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 10. Visual Acuity 6/60 or less with best correction or a visual field of 20 deg or less in the widest meridian of the better eye is called? A. Normal Vision. B. Legal Blindness. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: B. Legal Blindness.Explanation:When Visual Acuity 6/60 or less with best correction or a visual field of 20 degrees or less in the widest meridian of the better eye is called Legal Blindness.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 11. When vision is 3/60 or better and peripheral field of vision is at least 50 degrees is called? A. Travel Vision. B. Color vision. C. Photopic Vision. D. None of these. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: A. Travel Vision.Explanation:When vision is 3/60 or better and peripheral field of vision is at least 50 degrees is called Travel Vision.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 12. A person’s vision improves with contact lenses or spectacles to better than 6/18 may not be considered to have low vision. A. True. B. False. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: A. True.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 13. When patient has “No Perception Light” is called? A. Normal Vision. B. Visual Impairment. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: C. Blindness.Explanation:Diagnostic grouping of blindness is the one who has either:1. No light perception2. Light perception and projection3. Central acuity up to hand movements with gross field loss.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 14. If a patient has visual acuity of 6/9, he can be grouped in following category? A. Normal Vision. B. Visual Impairment. C. Blindness. D. Economic Blindness. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: A. Normal Vision.Explanation:A person with ‘normal’ vision is someone who has between 6/6 and 6/12 (20/20 and 20/40) vision.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less 15. A patient is having visual acuity 6/60 with best correction and no visual field reduction, can we call him as a low vision patient? A. Yes. B. No. Click "Show more" to see the answer and explanation. Show more Answer: B. No.Explanation:When visual acuity is less than 6/18 after best correction and visual field less than 20 degree then call him as low vision patient. But for this patient, has less than 6/18 visual acuity but visual field is intact so we can’t call him low vision patient.Note: Enroll in Course “MCQs in Optometry” in Our App “Optometry Notes & MCQs” to get access to 500+ Previous Year DHA MCQs. 100+ students are preparing and 20+ students already passed DHA entrance. Show less Check Our Courses: Ophthalmic Instrumentation, Clinical Refraction, Contact Lens, Binocular Vision, Dispensing Optics, MCQs in Optometry Download our App "Optometry Notes & MCQs" from Google Play Store.

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