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Question 1 of 15

1. Question
What does sharing vision and eye health information involve?

Select three.
- Helping people to understand vision and eye health problems
- Washing out a person’s eye
- Teaching people what they can do to take care of their eyes
- Advising people when and how to use eye health services
Question 2 of 15

2. Question
The vision and eye health information you share must be easy to understand and relevant for the person. What are some examples of how you might share clear and meaningful information?

Select three.
- Use a range of ways to share information, for example posters and written information
- Use language that the person understands
- Use medical terms and complex language
- Adapt information to meet the needs of the person
Question 3 of 15

3. Question
Vision and eye health information is more likely to be effective if you communicate respectfully and build trust with the people you are working with.

What are some examples of respectful communication?

Select two.
- Do not introduce yourself
- Listen to the person and answer their questions
- Do not share vision and eye health information if you don’t have time
- Follow cultural protocols
Question 4 of 15

4. Question
Alfred spends most of the day working on a computer. He has started to get regular headaches and feels tension behind his eyes at the end of the day.

What advice would you give to Alfred?

Select one.
- Every 20 minutes look at an object about 20 feet (8 metres) away, for at least 20 seconds to give your eyes a rest
- Change job so that you do not have to use a computer
- Wash your eyes out frequently to relieve the discomfort
- Seek medical care as you may need antibiotics
Question 5 of 15

5. Question
People who smoke have a higher risk of developing vision and eye health problems.

Select one.
- True
- False
Question 6 of 15

6. Question
Lani’s vision has become increasingly blurry over recent months. To help her see items when she is shopping at the market, Lani uses the spectacles that were prescribed to her husband.

What advice would you give Lani?

Select one.
- Continue to use your husband’s spectacles. This will mean you will not have to make an appointment at the eye clinic
- Do not use your husband’s spectacles as they were not prescribed for you. Visit the eye clinic for a primary eye care screen
Question 7 of 15

7. Question
How long should children spend outdoors to prevent distance vision problems?

Select one.
- 30 minutes every other day
- At least one hour once per week
- At least 90 minutes every day
- There is no recommended amount of time a child should spend outdoors
Question 8 of 15

8. Question
What are some important vision and eye health tips for children, parents and caregivers?

Select three.
- Immunization can protect a child’s vision and eye health 
- Vision and eye health screening is not necessary before adulthood
- Wear spectacles correctly 
- Know the signs of vision problems in children
Question 9 of 15

9. Question
What are some important vision and eye health tips for older adults?

Select three.
- Take medication correctly
- Make lifestyle changes to protect your eyes
- Only attend vision and eye health screening if you have concerns about your vision
- Manage high blood pressure
Question 10 of 15

10. Question
What are some possible signs of a vision problem in children?

Select two.
- The child holds their head in a way that indicates they have stronger vision on one side
- The child tilts their head to hear more easily on one side
- The child always makes eye contact
- The child does not make eye contact
Question 11 of 15

11. Question
What are some possible signs of a vision problem in adults?

Select two.
- Clear eyes with no watery discharge
- Pass results for distance and near vision screens
- A sudden increase in floaters
- Not seeing clearly through spectacles
Question 12 of 15

12. Question
Incorrect use of medication can lead to vision and eye health problems.

Select one.
- True
- False
Question 13 of 15

13. Question
What advice should you give to a person with high blood pressure?

Select two.
- Have regular vision and eye health checks
- Receive care from a specialist diabetes service to prevent vision problems
- Take regular antibiotics to prevent infection
- Receive care from a health professional to manage your high blood pressure
Question 14 of 15

14. Question
What nutrition advice could you give to parents to help them protect their baby’s vision and eye health?

Select two.
- Using spectacles from a young age can protect a child’s vision
- Breastfeeding is the best way to nourish your baby and protect them from infections that can harm their eyes
- Vitamin A supplements can support vision and protect a baby against problems caused by measles
- Practicing distance vision exercises will protect your baby’s vision and eye health
Question 15 of 15

15. Question
Marco has diabetes. He does not receive care from a diabetes service. Marco passes his vision and eye health screens and does not have any concerns about his vision.

What advice should you give to Marco?

Select one.
- You should be under the care of a health professional or a diabetes service, and have regular vision and eye health examinations to detect diabetes related vision problems early
- You do not need to be under the care of a health professional or diabetes service, or to have regular vision and eye health examinations because you do not have any signs of vision or eye health problems

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