Adaptability of cashpoints for the disabled

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The visual field is divided into degrees from the fovea (central area of theretina):• Temporal: 85°• Nasal: 60°• Upper: 45°• Lower: 65°The visual field must be measured for each eye separately, there being manytests to establish it (confrontation, Amsler, Goldmann perimetry,computerised perimetry, etc.).ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED73
6.7 Statistical data of ONCE6.7.1 Members of ONCE (December 2005)Autonomous From 0 to 18 From 19 to 64 Over Subtotals TotalCommunity years years 65M W M W M W M W M + WANDALUSIA 739 577 4.378 3.392 2.521 3.370 7.638 7.339 14.977ARAGON 74 60 469 394 371 573 914 1.027 1.941ASTURIAS 41 37 495 401 257 365 793 803 1.596BALEARICS 55 39 413 352 169 221 637 612 1.249CANARIES 187 139 1.152 1.011 485 669 1.824 1.819 3.643CANTABRIA 25 17 257 224 114 253 396 494 890C-LEÓN 126 104 914 750 741 976 1.781 1.830 3.611C-LA MANCHA 110 93 756 514 462 601 1.328 1.208 2.536CATALONIA 338 242 2.678 2.262 1.761 2.423 4.777 4.927 9.704EXTREMADURA 76 68 536 437 312 424 924 929 1.853GALICIA 140 129 993 767 541 681 1.674 1.577 3.251LA RIOJA 15 10 129 117 113 139 257 266 523MADRID 366 276 2.550 2.197 1.620 2.468 4.536 4.941 9.477MURCIA 112 87 648 628 412 616 1.172 1.331 2.503NAVARRA 25 20 198 165 122 136 345 321 666BASQUE COUNTRY 63 56 870 750 597 1.041 1.530 1.847 3.377VALENCIA 259 170 1.823 1.338 950 1.240 3.032 2.748 5.780TOTALS 2.751 2.124 19.259 15.699 11.548 16.196 33.558 34.019 67.577M: Men W: Women(Source: Members register ONCE. December 2005)74 ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED
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