What is another word for dichromasy?
Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ɪkɹə͡ʊməsi] (IPA) 
Dichromasy refers to the condition in which an individual has only two functioning cone types in their eyes, compared to the typical three found in most individuals. This deficiency in color vision leads to difficulty differentiating between certain colors, such as reds and greens. Synonyms for dichromacy include "partial color blindness," "incomplete color vision," and "color deficiency." These terms are often used interchangeably in medical contexts to describe the same condition. In addition to these chronic conditions, there are also temporary forms of dichromacy that can occur due to chemical exposure or certain medications. Regardless of the cause, individuals with dichromacy may have difficulty with certain tasks that rely on color differentiation, such as reading charts or distinguishing traffic lights.
