CLINICAL PROCEDURES Flashcards

1
Q

To measure the clarity of vision or the ability of the visual system to resolve detail

A

Visual Acuity

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2
Q

Testing distance for distance VA

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20ft

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3
Q

Distance used for near VA

A

40cm

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4
Q

To determine if a decrease in vision is correctable by lenses

A

Pinhole VA

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5
Q

To determine if a decrease in vision is correctable by lenses

A

Pinhole VA

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6
Q

Equipment used to test VA

A

Projector with VA slide
Near point VA card
Occluder
Lamp
Projector or computer-generated charts

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7
Q

This procedure measures in diopters a patients ability to change the focus of the eye’s crystalline lens in response to near stimulus

A

Amplitude of Accommodation

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8
Q

To screen for acquired and hereditary color vision defects

A

Color Vision

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9
Q

Testing distance for Color Vision test

A

75cm

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10
Q

To assess the presence and absence of a phoria or a strabismus. Assess the presence or absence of motor fusion.

A

Cover test

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11
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To measure a patient’s fine depth perception through his ability to fuse stereoscopic targets

A

Stereopsis

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12
Q

Testing distance for stereopsis test

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40cm

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13
Q

Equipment used in stereopsis test

A

Polaroid glasses or red-green glasses
Stereo test booklet

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14
Q

To assess the patient’s flat fusion ability at distance and at near

A

Worth 4 Dot Test

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15
Q

In worth 4 dot, if patient sees 2 red dots, it means

A

Suppressing OS

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16
Q

In worth 4 dot, if patient sees 3 green dots, it means

A

Suppressing OD

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17
Q

To determine the patients ability to converge the eyes while maintaining fusion

A

Near point of convergence

18
Q

To determine the approximate positions of the visual axes of the two eyes under binocular conditions at near

A

Hirschberg test and krimsky test

19
Q

Testing distance for Hirschberg and krimsky test

A

50 to 100cm

20
Q

Corneal reflex at the center of the pupil

A

Zero angle lambda

21
Q

Corneal reflex slightly nasal to the center of the pupil

A

Positive angle lambda

22
Q

Corneal reflex slightly temporal to the center of the pupil

A

Negative angle lambda

23
Q

To assess the patients ability to perform conjugate eye movement

A

EOM Test

24
Q

Testing distance for EOM Test

A

30-40cm

25
Q

SAFE

A

Smooth
Accurate
Full
Extensive

26
Q

To assess the afferent and efferent neurological pathways responsible for pupillary function

A

Pupil Test

27
Q

Testing distance for pupil test

A

25cm

28
Q

To screen for previously unnoted visual defects

A

Finger counting visual fields

29
Q

Testing distance for FCVF

A

60-80cm

30
Q

Numbers to show during FCVF

A

1,2,4

31
Q

To determine the distance in millimeters between the entrance pupils of the two eyes

A

Interpupillary distance

32
Q

The examiner’s face during IPD test should be located at the _______

A

Patient’s customary near distance or 40cm

33
Q

To measure the lateral and vertical phoria at distance and near

A

Maddox Rod Phoria Test

34
Q

Line through the light

A

Ortho

35
Q

Line to the right of the light

A

Eso, uncrossed diplopia

36
Q

Line to the left of the light

A

Exo, crossed diplopia

37
Q

Line above the light

A

Left hyper

38
Q

Line below the light

A

Right hyper

39
Q

To assess the integrity of the visual field corresponding to the macular region of the retina

A

Amsler grid test

40
Q

To assess the integrity of the central 30 degrees radius of the patient’s field

A

Tangent screen

41
Q

Standard illumination for tangent screen

A

7 foot candles

42
Q

To provide in-depth analysis of color vision defects identified through clinical screening test

A

D-15 Color Test