Holmgren Test for Color Blindness

Holmgren Test for Color Blindness

one of the first standardized tests for color blindness, which required the participant to match skeins of colored yarns with standard skeins. [devised in 1879 by A. Frithiof Holmgren (1831–1897), Swedish physiologist]

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