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Jane mentioned that the doctor tests color vision using color plates.

People with normal color vision will see the square shape made up of green dots inside the circle.

Dr. Sujata Singh said that people with different cells in their eyes will see green colors differently.

Jane emphasized the importance of standardized eye exams for both kids and adults.

According to the conversation, adults are usually more anxious during eye exams than kids.

Jane mentioned that individuals with different retinas see the same colors in the same way.

The standardized way of testing color vision is called the color spectrum.

Dr. Sujata Singh explained that people with normal color vision will see different shades of green as the same color.

Different retinas can cause individuals to see the world in a standardized manner.

Jane and Dr. Singh discussed the importance of adults being as brave as kids during eye exams.

The color plates test is used to measure the shape of a person's retina.

Dr. Sujata Singh stated that people with normal color vision see the same shades of green as the same color.

The color plates test involves showing pictures with lots of little dots to the patient.

Dr. Sujata Singh is a pediatric eye doctor at Johns Hopkins University.

The color plates test can only be used for kids.

People with different retinas always see the same color.

Jane and Dr. Sujata Singh discussed the importance of eye exams for adults only.

Dr. Sujata Singh emphasized the importance of kids being brave during eye exams.

The color plates test can detect if a person is colorblind.

The conversation took place at the University of Vermont Medical Center.