Visual Disorders1: Double Vision Degree of Impairment2/ Interval for Profile Potential for At Risk Condition Definition / Example Review and Other Levels Driving Actions 1. No diagnosed condition Never sees double. N/A History of diplopia that has recovered or Condition fully 2. eyes crossed but no diplopia without N/A recovered patch. If diplopia is due to a head injury or 3. Active impairment stroke, also require an evaluation using that profile. Intermittent diplopia or constant double a. Mild 4 years vision correctable by patching one eye. Monocular diplopia in the only eye b. Moderate meeting visual acuity requirements, with No driving potential for correction. Monocular diplopia in the only eye c. Severe meeting visual acuity requirements, No driving without potential for correction. 1 For further discussion regarding VISUAL DISORDERS, please refer to NARRATIVE found at beginning of this section. 2 For further explanation of degree of impairment, please refer to SECTION 3.
Visual Disorders1: Double Vision Profile Levels Degree of Impairment2/ Potential for At Risk Driving Condition Definition / Example Interval for Review and Other Actions 1. No diagnosed condition Never sees double. N/A 2. Condition fully recovered History of diplopia that has recovered or eyes crossed but no diplopia without patch. N/A 3. Active impairment If diplopia is due to a head injury or stroke, also require an evaluation using that profile. a. Mild Intermittent diplopia or constant double vision correctable by patching one eye. 4 years b. Moderate Monocular diplopia in the only eye meeting visual acuity requirements, with potential for correction. No driving c. Severe Monocular diplopia in the only eye meeting visual acuity requirements, without potential for correction. No driving 1 For further discussion regarding VISUAL DISORDERS, please refer to NARRATIVE found at beginning of this section. 2 For further explanation of degree of impairment, please refer to SECTION 3.
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