Cataracts survey form (1)
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Mathematics’ Final Project Survey Form This survey is based on Cataracts Eye Disease and this survey is to be used as our Statistics Project for Mathematics. Gender: Male / Female Age Group: 20 – 30 / 30 – 40 / 40 – 50 / Others Questionnaire about Cataracts Circle your answer 1. Which age group do you think Cataracts are most likely to happen? A. Below than 40 years old B. Above than 50 years old 2. What do you think causes Cataracts? A. Old age B. Too much of drinking and smoking C. More exposure to radiation D. Eye injuries E. All of the above 3. How can people prevent themselves from obtaining this disease? A. Wear sunglasses B. Smoke less often B. Eat more vegetables C. All of the Above 4. Which gender do you think are most likely to have Cataracts? A. Female B. Male C. Both 5. How do you think cataracts can be cured? A. Recognised Treatment B. Effective Treatment C. Surgery 6. How many percent of people are able to regain good vision? A. 0% - 30% B. 31% - 73% C. 74% - 89% D. 90% - 100%
Transcript of Cataracts survey form (1)
Mathematics’ Final Project
Survey Form
This survey is based on Cataracts Eye Disease and this survey is to be used as our Statistics Project for Mathematics.
Gender: Male / Female Age Group: 20 – 30 / 30 – 40 / 40 – 50 / Others
Questionnaire about Cataracts
Circle your answer
1. Which age group do you think Cataracts are most likely to happen?
A. Below than 40 years old B. Above than 50 years old
2. What do you think causes Cataracts?
A. Old age B. Too much of drinking and smoking C. More exposure to radiation D. Eye injuries E. All of the above
3. How can people prevent themselves from obtaining this disease?
A. Wear sunglasses B. Smoke less often B. Eat more vegetables C. All of the Above
4. Which gender do you think are most likely to have Cataracts?
A. Female B. Male C. Both
5. How do you think cataracts can be cured?
A. Recognised Treatment B. Effective Treatment C. Surgery
6. How many percent of people are able to regain good vision?
A. 0% - 30% B. 31% - 73% C. 74% - 89% D. 90% - 100%
7. What are the symptoms of cataracts?
A. Poor Night Vision B. Double vision in one eye C. Sensitivity to light and glare D. Fading or yellowing of colours E. All of the above
8. For over how many years has implantation of plastic lenses for cataract surgery been practiced?
A. 30 Years B. 25 Years C. 20 Years D. 10 Years E. 5 Years
9. What may happen after months or years of a cataract surgery?
A. Nothing at all B. Lose Sight Forever C. Deterioration of vision
10. How many types of cataracts are there?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 E. 5
11. Cataract affects which part of the eyes?
A. Retina B. Lens C. Cornea D. Vitreous
12. What is the recovery time following a cataract surgery?
A. 2 – 3 Weeks B. 2 – 3 Months C. 2 – 3 Days D. 2 – 3 Years
13. When should one undergo cataract surgery?
A. Wait for it to mature B. When there is difficulty in vision C. All of the above D. None of the above
14. In which of the following are glasses required for near vision after cataract surgery?
A. Multifocal IOL B. Accomodative IOL C. Monovision IOL for distance correction D. Monovision for near correction
15. What is the most common cause of reduced vision after cataract surgery?
A. After cataract B. Refractive error C. Inflammation D. All of the above
16. Cataract surgeries are performed by?
A. Ocularist B. Optometrist C. Ophthalmologist D. Otorhinologist
17. What is not true about cataracts?
A. Causes pain in the eye B. Impairs eyesight C. Is a common eye ailment D. Its surgery is a short and relative easy process
18. A cataract is a clouding of the clear lens in the eye
A. True B. False
19. Do you think this cataracts disease is
A. Common B. Uncommon C. Rare
20. Are cataracts linked to diabetes?
A. Yes B. No
