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| Is CVS a form of aesthenopia |
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| False CVS is not a form of aesthenopia |
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| What are two main factors that cause CVS |
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Definition
Prolonged use of digital devices
Poor lighting |
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| What are two environmental changes one can make to reduce CVS |
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Taking breaks from digital devices
Adjusting the lighting can reduce eye strain and fatigue |
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| Explain what the 20/20/20 rule is |
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Definition
Technique used to prevent CVS
(Computer Vision Syndrome)
Suggests taking a 20 second break to look at something 20 feet away every 20 minutes |
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| Howe many hours a day do you have to spend on the computer to notice symptoms of CVS |
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| What's the other name for Irlen syndrome |
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Definition
| Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome |
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| How exactly do Irlen lenses help a patient with Irlen syndrome |
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Definition
| The Irlen lenses filter out specific wavelengths of light that can cause visual distortions and discomfort in people with Irlen syndrome |
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| Why is Irlen syndrome often overlooked and misdiagnosed as a learning disability like ADHD |
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Definition
Because it can result in ADHD like symptoms in some individuals.
Difficulty reading
Poor attention
Hyperactivity
Can be similar to ADHD |
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| Name one text pattern seen by those with Irlen syndrome |
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| Irlen syndrome is widely accepted by optometrists |
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Definition
| False Irlen syndrome is not widely accepted by optometrists |
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