2. Color blindness Means that you have trouble seeing
red,green,or bluecolors. Its very rare that you wont be able to see
no color Its mostly inherited and is presented at birth. 3. Three
Cone Cells S-cone (blue) M-cone (green) L-cone (red) 4. Types of
Color Blindness Monochromatism- either no cones are available or
only one is. Dichramatism-only two cones are there. Anomalous
trichramatism-all cones are there but they have shifted
Tritanopia-missing s-cone(blue) Dueteranopia-missing m-cone(green)
Protanopia-missing L-cone(red) 5. Its treated how? If you inherited
it you cant be treated from it. Some can be treated depending on
the cause for example:if you have cataracts then it can be removed
throughsurgery. Wearing glasses can help you see the difference of
thecolors Learning the order of the stop lights 6. Diagnosed The
dot test- you have to find the pattern to find a letter or a
numberthe pattern you see will let the doctor know what colors you
haveproblems with The color chips- you have to arrange them in
order according to howsimilar the colors are. People with color
vision problems cant arrangethem correctly. 7. Symptoms You may be
able to see some colors but notothers. You may see a few shades of
colors Ion rare cases you may see black, white, andgray. 8.
Children Doctors are recommending they get checkedaround 3 to the
age of 4 so that they can findout early if you have color
blindness. 9. Inherited Color blindness mostly happens to the
malegene instead of the female gene. 10. Punnet Square
