Question
According to the results and the recommendation, what is likely to happen?
Your Child’s Vision Screening Results
Patient Name: Amira Johnson
Screening date: April 1, 2024
Age: 3 years
Your child’s photo:
image 1
Exam results:
image 2
Potential conditions:
● Gaze (misalignment)
Recommendations:
● This condition carries a risk for problems such as blurred vision, loss of
depth perception, and double vision.
● An optometrist can offer more details and treatment options.
● Treatment may include glasses or a temporary eye covering.
Treatment is usually successful.
Answer choices:
The child will wear an eye covering, and the condition will improve.
The child will need to wear an eye covering for the rest of her life.
The child will have blurred vision in the left eye without glasses.
The child's vision will improve without treatment as she gets older.
Your Child’s Vision Screening Results
Patient Name: Amira Johnson
Screening date: April 1, 2024
Age: 3 years
Your child’s photo:
image 1
Exam results:
image 2
Potential conditions:
● Gaze (misalignment)
Recommendations:
● This condition carries a risk for problems such as blurred vision, loss of
depth perception, and double vision.
● An optometrist can offer more details and treatment options.
● Treatment may include glasses or a temporary eye covering.
Treatment is usually successful.
Answer choices:
The child will wear an eye covering, and the condition will improve.
The child will need to wear an eye covering for the rest of her life.
The child will have blurred vision in the left eye without glasses.
The child's vision will improve without treatment as she gets older.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Based on the results and recommendations provided, the most likely outcome is:
**The child will wear an eye covering, and the condition will improve.**
This conclusion aligns with the recommendation that treatment may include a temporary eye covering and that treatment is usually successful. The other options suggest long-term issues or lack of treatment success, which is not indicated in the recommendations.
**The child will wear an eye covering, and the condition will improve.**
This conclusion aligns with the recommendation that treatment may include a temporary eye covering and that treatment is usually successful. The other options suggest long-term issues or lack of treatment success, which is not indicated in the recommendations.