Comm Eye Health Vol. 30 No. 98 2017 pp 43. Published online 07 September 2017. Quizzes Picture Quiz, Issue 98, August 2017 Related content At school screening, an 8-year old child is found to have presenting visual acuities of 6/6 in the right eye and 6/60 in the left. © Priya Morjaria 1. Which of the following conditions may be responsible? (Tick ALL that are TRUE) Myopia Amblyopia Congenital cataract Toxoplasmosis Optic atrophyQuestion 1 of 4 2. What further tests are appropriate in this case? (Tick ALL that are TRUE) Refraction Dilated fundus examination Corneal topography Cover test Ishihara test for colour blindnessQuestion 2 of 4 3. Which of the following can be associated with visual impairment in a child? (Tick ALL that are TRUE) Prematurity Family history of squint Maternal history of rubella infection Prolonged close work from an early age PhotophobiaQuestion 3 of 4 4. Amblyopia. Which statements are true? (Tick ALL that are TRUE) Amblyopia may occur in a child with straight eyes Amblyopia is more commonly associated with short sight than long sight Unilateral cataract may cause amblyopia Severe astigmatism can cause bilateral amblyopia Unilateral congenital ptosis will not cause amblyopiaQuestion 4 of 4 Loading… Previous CPD in this issue