Symptom Test - Sun Time Vision Specialist

Substitute words while reading or copying

Reread words or lines

Reverse letters, numbers or words

Use a finger or marker to keep place while reading/writing

Read very slowly

Have poor reading comprehension (unless read to)

Have difficulty remembering what has been read

Hold your head too close when reading/writing (within 7-8")

Squint, close or cover one eye while reading

Have unusual posture/head tilt when reading/writing

Have headaches following intense reading/computer work

Have eyes that hurt or feel tired after close work

Feel unusually tired after completing a near visual task

Have double vision or see 2 images

Notice vision blurs at distance when looking up from near work

Have crooked or poorly spaced writing

Notice that print seems to move or go in and out of focus

Have poor spelling skills

Notice that letters or lines "run together" or words "jump" when reading

Misalign letters or numbers

Make errors when copying

Have difficulty tracking moving objects

Notice unusual clumsiness, poor concentration

Have difficulty with sports involving good hand-eye coordination

Have an eye that turns in or out

See more clearly with one eye than the other

Feel sleepy while reading

Dislike tasks requiring sustained concentration

Avoid near tasks such as reading

Become restless when working at a desk

Tend to lose awareness of surroundings when concentrating

Find you must "feel" things to see them

Experience carsickness

Experience unusual blinking

Experience unusual eye rubbing

Experience dry eyes

Experience watery eyes

Experience red eyes

Have eyes that are bothered by light

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Criteria:
15-20 points total = Possible functional vision problems
21-30 points total = Probable functional vision problems
Over 30 points total = Definite functional vision problems
15+ total points = Neuro-Developmental Vision Evaluation recommended
Many children and adults do not realise that their struggles in the classroom or workplace are in no way linked to intelligence or how hard they are trying, instead they are not able to visually process the information put before them. These types of vision problems are called Functional Vision Disorders or Visual Dysfunction.

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