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The definitive skill-building guide to ocular examination proceduresnow revised and updated

A  Doody's Core Title for 2022!









Clinical Procedures for Ocular Examination, Fourth Edition is the must-have eye care resource, whether youre a student, resident, or practitioner. Here, in one concise handbook, is every major clinical procedure used in ocular examinations. Offering ideal preparation for clinical eye exams, the book features detailed, systematic guidance on how to confidently perform all major examination techniques, which are described by purpose, indication, equipment, set-up, recording, and examples.

Each procedure is accompanied by precise illustrations and photographs, designed to enhance your knowledge and comfort level with the full spectrum of techniques. Clinical Procedures for Ocular Examination, Fourth Edition represents the single most essential clinical companion in eye care available anywhere.





Step-by-step procedures for every exam procedure, including techniques that are new to this edition Convenient summaries of practical hows and whys that do not get bogged down in distracting theory Expanded tables, plus updated references and norms
Contributors xi
Preface xiii
Introduction xv
Acknowledgments xix
1 Patient Communication 1(28)
Introduction to Patient Communication
2(3)
Case History
5(6)
Presenting Examination Results to a Patient
11(4)
Verbal Presentation of Your Patient to a Colleague, Preceptor, or Attending Supervisor
15(4)
How to Write a Consultancy or Referral Letter
19(4)
Reporting Abuse
23(2)
How to Write a Prescription for Medication
25(4)
2 Entrance Tests 29(82)
Introduction to the Entrance Tests
30(4)
External Observation
34(2)
Visual Acuity (VA): Minimum Legible
36(7)
Visual Acuity (VA): Minimum Legible Using a LogMAR Chart
43(8)
Visual Acuity (VA): Minimum Legible Using the Massachusetts Visual Acuity Test With Lea Symbols
51(7)
Pinhole Visual Acuity
58(2)
Amplitude of Accommodation: Push-Up Method and Pull-Away Method
60(3)
Color Vision
63(4)
Cover Test
67(8)
Stereopsis
75(3)
Screening Stereopsis Using the Random Dot E and PASS
78(4)
Worth 4 Dot
82(4)
Near Point of Convergence (NPC)
86(3)
Hirschberg Test and Krimsky Test
89(3)
Bruckner Test
92(3)
Extraocular Motilities (EOM)
95(3)
Pupils
98(3)
Screening Visual Fields
101(3)
Finger Counting Visual Fields
104(3)
Interpupillary Distance (PD)
107(3)
Summary of Expected Findings
110(1)
3 Refraction 111(96)
Introduction to Refraction
113(3)
Lensometry
116(5)
Keratometry
121(6)
Introduction to the Phoropter
127(3)
Static Retinoscopy
130(6)
Routine Distance Subjective Refraction with the Phoropter
136(1)
Step-by-Step Procedure for the Routine Distance Subjective Refraction with the Phoropter
137(1)
I Monocular Distance Subjective Refraction
138(11)
Initial MPMVA (Maximum Plus to Maximum Visual Acuity)
138(1)
Initial Duochrome (Bichrome, Red-Green Test)
139(3)
The Jackson Cross Cylinder (JCC) Test
142(5)
Second Monocular MPMVA
147(2)
II Binocular Balance
149(10)
Binocular MPMVA
152(4)
Use of the Trial Frame to Modify a Prescription
156(3)
III Side Trips from the Routine Distance Subjective Refraction
159(48)
Clock Chart (Sunburst Dial)
159(2)
Jackson Cross Cylinder (JCC) Check Test for Uncorrected Astigmatism
161(1)
Prism-Dissociated Duochrome Test
162(2)
Sighting-Dominance Check
164(1)
Trial Frame Refraction
165(6)
Stenopaic Slit Refraction
171(3)
Cycloplegic Refraction
174(3)
Delayed Subjective Refraction
177(2)
Convergence Controlled Refraction
179(2)
Binocular Refraction with the Vectographic Slide
181(4)
Humphriss Immediate Contrast Method
185(3)
Infinity Balance
188(2)
Mohindra's Near Retinoscopy
190(2)
Determining the Add for the Presbyope
192(5)
Septum Near Balance
197(5)
Near Refinement of Cylinder Axis and Power Using the Borish Binocular Nearpoint Card
202(2)
Modified Humphriss for Near Refinement of Cylinder Axis and Power
204(3)
4 Functional Tests 207(64)
Introduction to Functional Tests
208(2)
Distance Lateral Phoria by von Graefe Technique
210(3)
Distance Vertical Phoria by von Graefe Technique
213(3)
Horizontal Vergences at Distance
216(4)
Vertical Vergences at Distance
220(3)
Near Lateral Phoria by von Graefe Technique
223(4)
Near Vertical Phoria by von Graefe Technique
227(3)
Horizontal Vergences at Near
230(3)
Vertical Vergences at Near
233(2)
Fusional Vergence Facility at Near
235(1)
Fused Cross Cylinder
236(3)
Negative Relative Accommodation/Positive Relative Accommodation (NRA/PRA)
239(2)
Accommodative Facility
241(4)
Dynamic Retinoscopy: Monocular Estimation Method (MEM)
245(3)
Dynamic Retinoscopy: Bell Retinoscopy
248(3)
Amplitude of Accommodation: Minus Lens to Blur
251(2)
Associated Phoria
253(4)
Maddox Rod Phoria
257(4)
Modified Thorington Phoria
261(5)
4A Base Out Test
266(5)
5 Ocular Health Assessment 271(114)
Introduction to Ocular Health Assessment
273(5)
Biomicroscopy (Slit Lamp)
278(11)
Special Slit Lamp Procedures
289(1)
Examination of the Anterior Chamber
290(2)
Eversion of the Upper Lid
292(2)
Corneal or Conjunctival Staining
294(3)
Specular Reflection Technique
297(2)
Sclerotic Scatter Technique
299(2)
Instillation of Drops
301(3)
Gonioscopy
304(9)
Tear Breakup Time
313(2)
Schirmer Tests: Schirmer #1 Test and Basic Lacrimation Test
315(3)
Cotton Thread Test
318(2)
Fluorescein Clearance Test (or "Dye Disappearance Test")
320(3)
Jones #1 (Primary Dye) Test
323(2)
Direct Ophthalmoscopy
325(3)
Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy
328(7)
Scleral Depression
335(3)
Fundus Biomicroscopy
338(3)
Nerve Fiber Layer Evaluation
341(2)
Retinal Evaluation With the Goldmann 3-Mirror Lens
343(5)
Goldmann Applanation Tonometry
348(7)
Pachymetry
355(2)
NoncontactTonometry
357(6)
Amsler Grid
363(3)
Tangent Screen
366(4)
D-15 Color Test
370(2)
Brightness Comparison Test
372(2)
Photostress Recovery Time Test
374(3)
Red Desaturation Test
377(3)
Exophthalmometry
380(5)
6 Contact Lenses 385(80)
Introduction to the Contact Lens Examination
387(3)
Contact Lens Case History
390(2)
Contact Lens External Examination
392(4)
Inspection and Verification of Gas Permeable Contact Lenses
396(1)
Base Curve Radius: Radiuscope or Radiusgauge
397(4)
Base Curve Radius: Lensco-Meter
401(2)
Back Vertex Power and Optical Quality
403(2)
Lens Diameter and Optic Zone Diameter
405(3)
Center Thickness
408(2)
Surface Quality
410(3)
Surface Wettability
413(2)
Insertion, Removal, and Recentering of Gas Permeable Contact Lenses
415(5)
Fit Assessment of Gas Permeable Contact Lenses
420(6)
Inspection and Verification of Soft Contact Lenses
426(1)
Back Vertex Power
427(2)
Surface Inspection: Films and Spots
429(3)
Surface Inspection: Tears, Nicks, and Scratches
432(2)
Insertion and Removal of Soft Contact Lenses
434(5)
Fit Assessment of Soft Contact Lenses
439(6)
Insertion and Removal of Scleral Contact Lenses
445(4)
Fit Assessment of Sclera! Contact Lenses
449(2)
Over-Refraction: Phoropter
451(2)
Over-Refraction: Spectacle Trial Lenses
453(3)
Evaluation of the Multifocal Contact Lens Patient
456(2)
Distance Over-Refraction
458(2)
Evaluation of the Monovision Patient
460(5)
7 Systemic Health Screening 465(34)
Introduction to Systemic Health Screening
466(1)
Blood Pressure Evaluation (Sphygmomanometry)
467(6)
Carotid Artery Evaluation
473(5)
Orbital Auscultation
478(4)
Lymph Node Evaluation
482(5)
Paranasal Sinus Evaluation
487(6)
Glucometry
493(6)
8 Cranial Nerve Screening 499(32)
Introduction to Cranial Nerve Screening
500(1)
Muscle Field with Red Lens, Ductions, and Saccades
501(3)
Test for a Paretic Horizontal Muscle
504(2)
Park's 3-Step Method for a Paretic Vertical Muscle
506(2)
Dim-Bright Pupillary Test
508(3)
Near (Accommodative) Response of the Pupil
511(2)
Pupil Cycle Time
513(2)
Pharmacological Tests of the Pupil
515(3)
Trigeminal Nerve Function Test
518(4)
Facial Nerve Function Test
522(3)
Screening Tests for Cranial Nerves I, VIII, XI, and XII
525(6)
References 531(30)
Index 561
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