2.2
Application, Medical
Fonlow
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| Category | : | Application, Medical | Developer | : | Fonlow |
| Released | : | 2018-10-08 | Update | : | 2019-05-15 |
| Get It On | : |  | Last Version | : | 2.2 |
| Content Rating | : | Everyone |
WHAT'S NEW
2. Minor changes to the help system.1. Support self-diagnosis with a Bluetooth keyboard. With eye charts that use letters or numbers, you may press the respective letter keys or number keys to signal right responses. With Tumbling E Chart and Landolt C Chart, you may use arrow keys or QWEADZXC of the QWERTY keyboard layout to signal right responses, similar to the way of swiping the screen.
1. Autoplay
2. Manual
ETDRS chart with LogMAR notation is actually LogMAR chart.
At exactly 6 meters away from the “patient”, the optotypes on the 6/6 line (Decimal 1.0 or LogMar 0.0) shall subtend 5 minutes of arc, which means that the chart should be sized such that these optotypes are 8.73mm tall, and the topmost (Snellen Fraction 6/60, Decimal 0.1, or LogMar 1.0) optotypes should be 87.3 mm tall. At exactly 20 feet away from the “patient”, the topmost optotypes should be 88.7 mm tall, because 20 feet equals 6.096 meters.
All charts in any VA notation follow the LogMAR design recommended by the International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO) to address design flaws in original Snellen chart.
And an arm’s reach distance may be defined in Settings.
By default, setting “Play Interval Until Next Optotype” is none. Available intervals in second: 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. If the “patient” could not recognize the optotype within the interval, this counts a miss.
Disclaimer:
While this app may replace Snellen Chart, E-Chart, C-Chart, ETDRS Charts and HOTV Chart in print, it cannot replace doctors and optometrists who carry out comprehensive tests for your eyes. Please visit optometrists regularly and seek help from medical professional at early signs of visual acuity problems.
Notations：
1. Decimal (0.50)
2. Fraction (20/40)
3. LogMAR (0.30)
4. Fraction (5/10)
5. Fraction (6/12)
6. MAR (2)
7. VAS or VAR (85)
Predefined Test Distances:
* 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2 meters
* 20, 15, 12, 10, 6 feet
Supported Eye Charts:
1. Snellen Chart, with C, D, E, F, H, K, N, P, R, U V and Z, as defined in BS 4274-1:2003
2. Tumbling E Chart
3. Landolt C Chart
4. ETDRS Chart, with C, D, H, K, N, O, R, S, V, and Z
5. HOTV Chart
6. ETDRS European-wide Chart, with H, K, O, E, P, X, B, T, M and A
7. LEA Symbols for preschool-age children
8. Numbers
Rather than taking eye exams annually, you can check your visual acuity frequently with this app. For example, if you have young children to take care of, you may test their visual acuity monthly, fortnightly or weekly, so you can take preventive measures and seek help from medical professional early to prevent pseudomyopia from becoming myopia, or prevent nearsightedness from getting worse.
In Autoplay, the app calculates the score. For LogMAR notation, the score is (LogMAR value of the best line read) + 0.02 x (number of optotypes missed). For other noatations, the score is the notation value of the best line read and optionally minus number of optotypes missed, and the maximum missed is 2.
Prevention better than cure. Designed for children older than 6, parents with young children, and general practitioners, this app displays optically precise optotypes of eye charts for you to detect nearsightedness or myopia accurately and early.
Scenarios:
1. “Doctor” and “Patient”.
2. Self-diagnosis with a mirror.
3. Self-diagnosis within arm’s reach
Voice Hint is available for a “doctor” wearing a headphone when observing the responses from the “patient”.
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