Ocular Exam 2

eye problems are

a emergency

common eye complaints

squinting redness discharge pupil size change pawing blindness bludging

History for ocular appointments

chronicity of problem progression vision hx-day/night moving/stationary

Ocular manifestation of systemic dz

infectious dz neoplasia metabolic dz

observation during ocular appointments

p ability to navigate new environments gross appearance of the eye pawing

P ability to navigate new environment

visual or non visual unilateral or bilateral

Gross appearance of eye

symmperty blephraspasm discharge strabismus or nystagmus

cycrusis

clear

purulent

white

hemmoragic

red

nystagmus

eyes make repetitive, uncontrolled movements

strabismus

misalignment of the eyes

blepharospasm

involuntary movements of the eyelids

palpheral reflex

ability to close eye lids completely

Pupillary light response

direct consenusal

physical exam tests

palperbal reflex mence pupil symmetry PLR obstacle corse-normal and low light

Ophthalmoscope

allow for examnination of anteroir portion of the eye- dilate eye to see posteroir

cornea anamoty

eye anamoty external

eye anamoty