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Amazon
| Book | 94.2% | |
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Imagga
| text visuals | 99.9% | |
Captions
Microsoft
created on 2019-06-05
| a close up of text on a white background | 76.9% | |
| a close up of text on a white surface | 76% | |
| close up of text on a white background | 75.8% | |
Clarifai
created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-05
| a photograph of a book with a bunch of papers and papers | -100% | |
Google Gemini
Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-05
This image contains several documents related to testing sight and hearing. The documents appear to be from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, as indicated by the headings.
Here's a breakdown of the different documents present:
Directions for Testing Sight and Hearing: This document provides instructions for conducting eyesight and hearing tests. It includes directions for testing eyesight, specifying the use of Snellen letters, distances, and the process of recording vision. It also outlines the methods for testing hearing, including the use of whispered or spoken words and tuning forks.
Supplement to Directions for Testing Sight and Hearing: This document appears to be a supplementary guide, possibly expanding on the information in the main "Directions." It may also provide guidance on notifying parents about findings.
Notification of Parents: This is a form or section specifically used to notify parents of any issues or findings from the tests.
Fill Out Blank Form: This is a form used for collecting the relevant information, likely including the patient's name, address, the date of the first symptom, any diagnosis, and who is to be sent to a doctor for a follow-up.
Record of Sight and Hearing Tests: This is a form for recording the results of the sight and hearing tests for each student. It includes sections for examining eyes (right and left), testing hearing (whisper, loud, etc.), and remarks.
Report of Sight and Hearing Tests to Superintendent of Schools: This document is likely to be used to report aggregated results to the school superintendent, including the number of students enrolled in the school and the number who have problems with eyesight or hearing.
The documents are all presented on aged paper, likely from the early to mid-20th century. The design is simple and functional, reflecting the nature of the tests. The overall context suggests that these documents were used by schools and healthcare professionals in Massachusetts to assess and monitor the vision and hearing of schoolchildren.
Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-05
The image contains six separate panels of text and forms, presumably from a document related to sight and hearing tests conducted in schools. The panels are as follows, from left to right and top to bottom:
Directions for Testing Sight and Hearing: This panel describes the process of testing a child's eyesight. It mentions using "Snellen test letters" in a "good clear light" and details how to record the acuteness of eyesight based on the distance at which letters can be read.
Method of Testing Hearing: This panel focuses on the method of testing hearing. It explains that the examination should be conducted in a room with parallel faces and provides instructions on testing, like repeating the words and taking fair ideas of hearing.
Supplement to Directions for Testing Sight and Hearing: This panel seems to be a supplement to the previous ones. It includes a section on "Notification of Parents," suggesting that parents should be notified if their child has eye or sight troubles.
Report of Sight and Hearing Tests: This panel is a blank form for reporting the results of sight and hearing tests to the superintendent of schools.
Record of Sight and Hearing Tests: This panel is another blank form, this one for recording individual results of sight and hearing examinations of students.
Notice to Parent or Guardian: This panel is a form for informing the parents or guardians of the child about the outcome of the sight testing and suggesting medical advice, in the cases where sight troubles have been identified.
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Amazon
