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Computer Vision Questionnaire Please take a moment to complete this questionnaire. Once completed, take it to your VSP doctor. Your doctor will then be more familiar with your work environment and better able to determine if you are at risk of developing Computer Vision Syndrome, or if you’ll need special computer glasses.
General Information 1.
Indicate time spent: On a computer at work: ____ hours per day On a computer at home: ____ hours per day On a handheld computer (e.g., Blackberry): ____ hours per day
2. Desktop or laptop computer Use: (circle applicable)
My work computer is a: desktop laptop My home computer is a: desktop laptop
4. Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms while at your computer monitor?
Check where appropriate ❍ Headaches
❍ Sore or tired eyes (eye strain) ❍ Blurred near vision ❍ Glare (light) sensitivity ❍ Blurred distant vision ❍ Dry or watery eyes ❍ Burning, itching, or red eyes (distant to near and back) ❍ Back pain ❍ Neck and shoulder pain ❍ Double vision
6. Do you wear contact lenses while working at the computer? ❍ Yes ❍ No (If yes, please wear them for your eye exam.) 7. Do you view reference material while working at the computer? ❍ No ❍ Yes (If yes, what percentage of time? _____) In order for your VSP doctor to accurately assess your computer vision needs and possible appropriate eyewear, the following must also be completed.
Distances/Direction 8. Viewing distance (eye to computer screen) is __inches. 9. Viewing distance (eye to keyboard) is __ inches. 10. Viewing distance (eye to reference material) is __ inches. 11. The center of the computer screen is: (circle one)
above eye level
equal to eye level
below eye level
If above or below, by how many inches? ____
12. Reference material is: (circle one)
above eye level
equal to eye level
below eye level
If above or below, by how many inches? ____
5. Do you wear glasses while working at the computer? ❍ Yes ❍ No (If yes, please bring them with you to your eye exam.)
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