The Ishihara test is related with
- ABone density
- BIQ
- CColour blindness
- DHaemoglobin level
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Correct answer: (c) Colour blindness
Explanation
The Ishihara test uses plates of coloured dots to diagnose colour blindness, mainly red-green deficiency.
Numbers or patterns in the plates are visible only to people with normal colour vision.
Bone density uses a DEXA scan, IQ uses intelligence tests, and haemoglobin is checked by blood tests – not the Ishihara test.