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Colour Blindness Test 2.2.0
The Ishihara test is a color perception test for red-greencolordeficiencies. The test consists of a number of coloredplates,called Ishihara plates, each of which contains a circle ofdotsappearing randomized in color and size.Within the pattern aredotswhich form a number or shape clearly visible to those withnormalcolor vision, and invisible, or difficult to see, to thosewith ared-green color vision defect, or the other way around. Thefulltest consists of 38 plates, but the existence of a deficiencyisusually clear after a few plates. But this test consisting only17plates.
Color Blindness Test 1.0
Have you ever wonderedwhetheryou'recolor-blind or not?Color blindness is a condition in which certain colorscannotbedistinguished, and is most commonly due toaninheritedcondition.Try this app and see if you may be color bind. This app isbasedonthe Ishihara Color Test.Color blindness test is a completely free applicationwhichwillmake out very easily if you are color-blind. take thistestwhichwill last only a few seconds.This is a color-blind and color weakness oftestapplications,using Ishihara color test to determine whether youaresufferingfrom color deficiency or color blindness.Testing will show a set of pictures, these pictures iscomposedbylots of colored dots, you need to identify a patternfromthesecolored dots, in general is a number, and you need toinputthisnumber and click correct answer button.By the end of the test, the program will give a score,andtheanswer will be given for each tested picture.Good colour blind test and colour vision diagnosis. Trythissightand eye test right now.
Colour Blind Test 1.0
The most common cause of color blindnessisdueto a fault in the development of one or more of the threesetsofcolor sensing cones in the eye. Males are more likely tobecolorblind than females as the genes responsible for themostcommonforms of color blindness are on the X chromosome. Asfemaleshavetwo X chromosomes, a defect in one is typicallycompensatedfor bythe other, while males only have one X chromosome.Colorblindnesscan also result from physical or chemical damage totheeye, opticnerve, or parts of the brain. Diagnosis istypicallywith theIshihara color test; however a number of othertestingmethods alsoexist.[2]There is no cure for color blindness.[2] Diagnosis mayallowaperson's teacher to change their method of teachingtoaccommodatethe decreased ability to recognize color.[1]Speciallenses mayhelp people with red-green color blindness whenunderbrightconditions. There are also mobile apps that canhelppeopleidentify colors.[2]Red-green color blindness is the most common form,followedbyblue-yellow color blindness and total colorblindness.Red-greencolor blindness affects up to 8% of males and0.5% offemales ofNorthern European descent. The ability to seecolor alsodecreasesin old age.[2] Being color blind may makepeopleineligible forcertain jobs in certain countries. This mayincludepilot, traindriver, and armed forces. The effect of colorblindnesson artisticability, however, is controversial. The abilityto drawappears tobe unchanged and a number of famous artists arebelievedto havebeen color blindColor vision deficiencies can be classified asacquiredorinherited.Deuteranopia is a type of color vision deficiency wherethegreenphotoreceptors are absent. It affects hue discriminationinthe sameway as protanopia, but without the dimming effect.Likeprotanopia,it is hereditary, sex-linked, and found in about 1%ofthe malepopulation.[6]Protanomaly is a mild color vision defect in whichanalteredspectral sensitivity of red retinal receptors (closertogreenreceptor response) results in poor red–greenhuediscrimination. Itis hereditary, sex-linked, and present in 1%ofmales. Thedifference with protanopia is that in this casetheL-cone ispresent but malfunctioning, whereas in the earliertheL-cone iscompletely missing.[7]
