Procedures for Testing Color Vision -- Copyright -- Contents -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION -- COLOR VISION REQUIREMENTS IN DIFFERENT OCCUPATIONS -- Occupations Excluding Major Color Vision Defects -- Occupations Requiring Representative Color Vision -- Occupations Requiring Good Color Discrimination -- SELECTING COLOR VISION TESTS -- CHAPTER 2 CLASSIFICATION OF COLOR VISION DEFECTS -- NORMAL COLOR VISION -- Colorimetric Definition -- The Color-Matching Experiment -- Some Special Matches -- Chromatic Discriminative Ability -- CONGENITAL SEX-LINKED COLOR VISION DEFECTS -- Anomalous Trichromats -- Color-Matching Classification -- Chromatic Discriminative Ability -- Dichromats -- Color-Matching Classification -- Chromatic Discriminative Ability -- AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT TRITAN DEFECT -- ACQUIRED COLOR VISION DEFECTS -- Normal Color Vision Changes with Age -- Effect of Disease, Injury, and Drugs -- PHYSICAL FACTORS AFFECTING COLOR VISION -- Illumination -- Field Size -- CHAPTER 3 COLOR VISION TESTS -- HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION -- GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TYPES OF COLOR VISION TESTS -- Anomaloscopes -- Plate Tests -- Arrangement Tests -- Lantern Tests -- HOW TO EVALUATE A COLOR TEST -- Reliability and Validity -- Specific Procedures for Calculating Different Types of Tests -- Plate Tests -- Arrangement Tests -- Anomaloscopes -- Lantern Tests -- ILLUMINANTS -- EXISTING TESTS: AVAILABILITY, PRACTICALITY, AND PROCEDURES -- Anomaloscopes -- Nagel Model I -- Pickford-Nicolson -- Neitz OT -- Some General Considerations in Anomaloscope Testing -- Pseudoisochromatic Plates -- American Optical Color Vision Test -- American Optical Hardy-Rand-Rittler (AO H-H-R) Plates -- Dvorine -- Farnsworth F2, Tritan Plate -- Ishihara -- Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plates -- Tokyo Medical College -- Other Plate Tests.

Bausch and Lomb Ortho-Rater Color Vision Test Slides 71-21-21 and 71-21-50 -- City University Color Vision Test -- Sloan Achromatopsia Test -- Titmus Color Perception Test and Titmus Pediatric Color Perception Test -- Arrangement Tests -- Farnsworth Dichotomous Test for Color Blindness (Panel D-15) -- Farnsworth H-16 Test -- Farnsworth-Munsell 100-Hue Test -- Lanthony Desaturated Panel D-15 Test -- The Lanthony New Color Test -- Sahlgren's Saturation Test -- Lantern Tests -- British Board of Trade Lantern (1912) -- Color Threshold Tester -- Edridge-Green Lantern (1891) -- Farnsworth Lantern (FaLant) -- Other Tests -- Holmgren Wool Test -- Lovibond Color Vision Analyzer -- CHAPTER 4 USING COLOR VISION TESTS -- EVALUATION OF CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED COLOR VISION DEFECTS -- Rapid Screening of Congenital Red-Green Color Defects -- Diagnosis of Red-Green Defects -- Recognition of Congenital Blue-Yellow Defects and Achromatopsia -- Evaluation of Acquired Color Vision Defects -- CLASSIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF CHROMATIC DISCRIMINATIVE ABILITY -- Test Batteries -- Quantification of Chromatic Discriminative Ability -- SCREENING FOR PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES -- TEST ADMINISTRATION: TRAINING PERSONNEL TO ADMINISTER TESTS -- SOME SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF TESTING -- Testing Illiterates -- Language Problems -- Testing the Elderly -- Testing Children -- Malingering and Concealing -- COLOR VISION "CURES" AND "REMEDIES" -- CHAPTER 5 RECOMMENDATIONS -- APPENDIX UNDERSTANDING TEST DESIGN -- COLOR MATCHING -- REPRESENTATION OF DEFECTIVE COLOR VISION IN THE CHROMATICITY DIAGRAM -- THEORY OF TEST CONSTRUCTION -- Pseudoisochromatic Plate Tests -- Arrangement Tests -- Anomaloscope -- REFERENCES.