Question 1

how do they test a child for  color blindness?

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COLOUR CHARTS: You show them a colour chart and ask them to name the colour.It is a simple test.

Question 2

signs of child being color blind?

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Depends upon age: Obviously inability to distinguish between red / green colors. Some have trouble with blue/yellow. It does assume the child knows his colors. I am not aware of a condition where no colors are seen. These are usually specific to certain colors.

Question 3

what's a good test to determine the level one is color blind?

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Color plates: Standardized testing of color vision can be performed by your eye doctor using specific color plates.  Blue-green blindness is very common and usually easy to over come.  Many people lead normal lives and never realize that they are color blind.  Specific forms may cause more problems.  A thorough evaluation by your eye doctor can determine the specific type and offer suggestions about management.

Question 4

what tests can i take to figure out if i am color blind online?

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Several sites: If you search color blind test, you will find several sites you may be able to use. 
In any event, you should not rely on these tests alone to make the diagnosis, but should see an optometrist or opthalmologist.

Question 5

wanted to know where can i find a good color blind test online?

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Google: Simply google "test for color blindness" and you will get several to choose from.  The color mixture is not as purely reliably as carefully selected pages in a color vision testing booklet, the but internet depictions are quite reliable.

Question 6

how do you pass a color blindness test?

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Color blindness: You either look an images or put a set of colors in order.

Question 7

are there any good online color blindness tests?

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Try this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwyrp3hu4ke

then go to your eye doctor.  Patients can fail this test due to  refractive error problems (need glasses), corneal problems,  optic nerve problems, and cataracts.

Question 8

i have color blind and wearing spexes also, will i pass the medical test..no blood desease?

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No: Most genetic forms of colorblindness have no associated systemic disease.  You should be ok.

Question 9

what are the tests involved for color blindness?

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Usual test: Ishihara: The usual test for color blindness is the ishihara test, with 38 circles of colored dots. Each of the circles of dots contains a hidden number made up of certain colors of dots. Depending on whether or not a person can read the number in the circles, his type of color blindness can be diagnosed. Simpler tests include asking a person to look at red and green numbers (or lights) and say the color.

Question 10

do you know of tests for being a carrier of color blindness?

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No: The easiest way is to ask your father.  If he is color-blind then you are a carrier.  Then ask your mother's father, if he is color-blind, then you have a 50% chance of being a carrier.  If neither are color-blind, you cannot be a carrier.

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