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How does an optician or an ophthalmologist test for color blindness?

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How does an optician or an ophthalmologist test for color blindness?

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Actually I really don’t know. But I fear that most of the time they only have some Ishihara plates to test colorblind persons. For proper testing you also would need some other tests like an University test for blue-yellow color blindness and of course an anomaloscope to get an accurate test on red-green color blindness. • At what age should people be tested for their ability to see colors? Parents should be aware of color blindness specially with boys, because almost 10% of all men have some type of color vision deficiency. If you think that there could be a problem you might test it in kindergarten, because if you know about it, you and the teachers can give better support to your child. On the other side if you are not sure how good your color vision is, you can test it before you decide on your later profession, because there could arise some major problems. • Is there a reason that color blindness is important to diagnose? Why? First of all, I don’t think it should be tested in ge

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