Types, Stages, and Rate
Risk Factors
Symptoms and Complications
Diagnostic Procedures and Treatment
Prevention and Ways to Improve Vision
100

The more common type of age-related macular degeneration

What is dry macular degeneration?

100

The age after which people are more at risk for age-related macular degneration.

What is 50 years old?

100

Activities that you may not be able to perform due to visual impairment

Read, recognize faces, drive, cook, do home repairs

100

The test that is able to be performed at home

What is the Amsler Grid Test?

100

Diet that can help prevent macular degeneration

What is the Mediterranean diet? 

200
The more severe type of macular degeneration

What is wet (exudative) macular degeneration?

200

The ethnicity that is most at risk for macular degeneration

What is white ethnicity?

200

Severe visual impairment can lead to becoming

What is legally blind?

200

When the eye doctor gives you eye drops to widen your pupils

What is the dilated eye exam?

200

Weight that decreases risk for macular degeneration

What is a healthy weight?

300

Changes to the macula of the eye, but vision is not yet affected

What is early macular degeneration?

300

The diet that is most at risk

What is a diet high in saturated fats?

300

Changes to lifestyle due to visual impairment can cause

What is depression and anxiety?

300

A procedure to take pictures of the back of the eye that is neither painful nor invasive

What is optical coherence tomography (OCT)

300

Staying ____ can help prevent macular degeneration

What is physically active?

400

Vision may be blurry or wavy

What is intermediate macular degeneration?

400

Weight that is more at risk  

What is overweight?

400
Condition that causes visual hallucinations in some people with macular degeneration

What is Charles Bonnet Syndrome?

400

Nutritional supplements for dry age-related macular degeneration

What is Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Lutein, Zinc, Copper, Zeaxanthin?

400
Using brighter ______ at home or work

What is brighter lights?

500

Complete failure of central vision

What is late (advanced) macular degeneration?

500

Risk factor that is passed down from parents

What is family history?

500

Visual changes due to macular degeneration

What is blank or dark spots in the visual field, straight lines that appear curved or wavy, less ability to see in low light, low vision, and changes to how colors are seen

500

Medications that treat wet (exudative) macular degeneration

What are anti-VEGF medication injections?

500

Maintaining healthy blood ______ levels can help prevent macular degeneration

What is blood pressure or cholesterol?

600

Number of adults in the United States who have macular degeneration

What is around 20 million?

600

Activity that increases risk of macular degeneration

What is smoking?

600

Treatment procedures for wet age-related macular degeneration

What is photodynamic therapy (PDT), laser photocoagulation?
600

Wearing _____ can help improve vision

What are glasses or contacts?

700

Blood pressure at risk for macular degeneration

What is high blood pressure?

700

Using a ____ device to help with reading

What is a magnifying glass or device?

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