pseudoisochromatic /pseu·do·iso·chro·mat·ic/ (-i″so-krom-at´ik) seemingly of the same color throughout; applied to a solution for testing color vision deficiency, having two pigments that can be distinguished by the normal eye.
pseudoisochromatic
pseu·do·i·so·chro·mat·ic (s  d - s -kr-m t  k)adj. Being apparently of the same color, as of certain charts used in testing colorblindness. |
pseudoisochromatic
[so̅o̅′dō·ī′sōkrōmat′ik]
pertaining to visual test materials in which dots that differ in color appear to be a similar color to a person with color blindness. See also Ishihara color test.
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