Visual Assessment
What is Astigmatism?
A variation in visual clarity due the irregularities in the shape of the cornea
What is the most common test for hearing levels?
In a quiet room with headphones on and listening for a beep to either raise your hand or to push a button
When do delays in visual-motor development usually get identified?
Around 4-6 years old
What are the types of hearing loss?
Conductive, Sensorineural, Mixed Hearing Loss, Etiology, Severity
What is a temperament?
A child's general orientation and reaction to his or her surroundings resulting in a failure to adapt successfully to his or her world with confidence and comfort
What is auditory processing?
What does SID stand for?
Sensory Integration Disorder
What happens before a Functional Vision Assessment?
The professional will assess the house before they determine the types of services they will provide.
What are some adaptations you can use for your classroom?
Print out papers that have written notes for the class, turn on subtitles for videos, etc.
What are some ways to see they have no self-regulation?
Overreacting to small situations, difficulty in developing fine motor skills like buttoning or zipping up something, or low muscle tone
What is Nystagmus?
Uncontrollable rapid movement of the eyes; the eyes appear to flutter in a horizontal or vertical pattern?
What is a common way for babies to go deaf?
Too much oxygen right after they were born
What is a common misconception about sensory assessments?
They can be defined as just being a bad child