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For viewing adnexa, what are the settings?
Magnification: 10X
Beam Height: MAX
Beam Width: MAX
Filter: IN (grey filter)
Angle: click-stop to 50
For viewing lids and lashes, what are the settings?
Magnification: 10X
Beam Height: MAX
Beam Width: MAX
Filter: IN
Angle: click-stop to 50
For viewing conj and sclera, what are the settings?
Magnification: 10X-16X
Beam Height: MAX
Beam Width: 4-6 mm
Filter: IN
Angle: click-stop to 50
For viewing Iris, what are the settings?
Magnification: 10X
Beam Height: 3-6 mm
Beam Width: 4-6 mm
Filter: IN; OUT for retroillumination
Angle: click-stop
What are TIDs?
Transillumination defects
For viewing Cornea, what are the settings?
Magnification: 16X
Beam Height: MAX
Beam Width: 4-6 mm
Filter: OUT
Angle: 30-50
For angle estimation/van herick, what are the settings?
Magnification: 16X
Beam Height: MAX
Beam Width: 1 mm
Filter: OUT
Angle: 45-60
How do you grade an angle estimation?
Grade 4: chamber > section
Grade 3: chamber = ¼ to ½ section
Grade 2: chamber = ¼ section
Grade 1: chamber < ¼ section
If the pt has a grade 2 or less, what needs to be done?
Gonioscopy
For viewing the anterior chamber, what are the settings?
Magnification: 16X then 25X
Beam Height: 1-3 mm
Beam Width: 1-3 mm
Filter: OUT
Angle: 45
How is the anterior chamber graded?
For viewing the lens, what are the settings?
Magnification: 16X
Beam Height: 6 mm, just be bigger than pupil
Beam Width: 4-6 mm
Filter: OUT
Angle: 20-30
How is normal/no abnormalities documented?
For adnexa, lids, conj and sclera, cornea, iris, lens: nromal, clear, WNL
Anterior Chamber: Deep and Quiet
Summary of structures and type of beam used.