Visual Acuity
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A measure of the ability to distinguish fine visual details. Visual acuity is the clarity of vision held by an individual and is measured as a fraction of normal vision: 20/20 vision indicates an eye that sees at 20 feet what a normal, "standard" eye should see at 20 feet; 20/400 vision indicates an eye that sees at 20 feet what a normal eye sees at 400 feet. Usually measured with a letter chart (Snellen), it can also be measured using pictures, black and white lines or visual evoked potentials. |














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