Treatment modality in occupational therapy

Details Treatment modality in occupational therapy Treatment modality in occupational therapy

1991-11-29

1993-08-31

Sugarman, Scott J.

Optics: eye examining, vision testing and correcting

Eye examining or testing instrument

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351203, A61B 300

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052413322

ABSTRACT:
Visual-perceptual, visual-motor, and cognitive training exercises on scanning boards that are large enough to involve visual scanning and tracking sufficient for head turning and full visual field awareness as required for integrating stimuli from the environment. The boards vary in design incorporating perceptual and cognitive subskills which may be modified to all levels of ability. Specifically, the boards are used with clients in occupational therapy who have visual-perceptual, and visual-motor deficits, i.e., due to cerebral vascular accident, head injury, ocular-motor impairments, and other visual deficits, as well as for special education teachers for instruction of students with learning disabilities impaired by perceptual deficits, cerebral palsy, etc. The boards are coated with a non-glare plastic covering and may be drawn on with various colored water-base, odorless, non-toxic pens, as the boards may be wiped clean and ready to be re-used indefinitely.

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