色盲自测 2.8

The test for color blindness is a common part of many medical check-ups. Within the test, each person's situation is unique, as is each image presented. Some images are indeed very difficult to distinguish. However, encountering such images during a medical examination can lead to a diagnosis of color deficiency or even color blindness if viewing is slow, incomplete, or not in line with the standard answer. This significantly impacts the examination results, with many individuals failing due to only partially viewing an image and not immediately providing an answer consistent with the standard response. Therefore, familiarizing oneself with the answers beforehand can effectively prevent such situations from occurring.

Addressing the aforementioned concerns:

• Self-testing for color blindness includes several commonly used sets of color blindness test images and various convenient features aimed at assisting learning and hopefully aiding in your medical examination.
• Test Mode: Randomly selects questions from the fifth set of images in the test bank to assess color recognition ability. The test results include answer analysis for enhanced comparability.
• Practice Mode: Selects specific images for viewing in a question-answering format. Incorrectly answered questions are automatically added to a list of mistakes for targeted learning and improved efficiency.
• Image Viewing Mode: Selects specific images to view sequentially along with their answers. The use of color blindness filters reveals the true appearance of the images.
• List of Mistakes: Incorrectly answered questions are automatically added to this list during use for personalized learning and focused study.
• Bookmark: Enables the addition of any interesting images to facilitate learning and research.
• Transfer paper book images to your phone for easier access.
• Custom Image Sets: Edit image sets and create your own.