Examination of the Anterior Segment of the Eye and Its Adnexa

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Course Introduction
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Examination of the Anterior Segment of the Eye and Its Adnexa
Penlight Examination
The Breakdown of Each Examination Technique
Evaluation of Lid Function and Tear Film
Conjunctival and Scleral Staining
Examination of the Anterior Chamber / Angle with Pen Light / Slit Lamp, Direct Ophthalmoscope, Gonioscope
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Examination of the Anterior Chamber
Overview of Direct Ophthalmoscopy Examination
Gonioscopy
Examination of the Anterior Uvea/ Pupil with Penlight
Examination of the Crystalline Lens with Direct Opthalmoscope
The Posterior Segment of the Eye
Examination of the Vitreous Media with Slit Lamp
Examination of the Retina (The Disc, Blood Vessels, Macula and Its Periphery) with Slit Lamp
Examination of the Retina with Direct and Indirect Ophthalmoscopy
The Visual Pathway
Examination of the Optic Nerve with Indirect Ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Reasons Why Pre – Dilatation Intra Ocular Pressure Measurement Is Compulsory for All Patients above 40 Yrs and Above.
Confrontation Test
Ishihara Test
Post Ocular Health Assessment (Binocular Vision-Unaided / Aided with Patient’s Habitual Correction)
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Intro
Binocular Vision Assessment
Assessment of Near Vision Function
  Assessment with Habitual Correction:
Documentation
Assessment of Tear Film and Ocular Surface
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General Optometry Module II
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The anterior segment of the eye

Examination of the anterior segment of the eye and its adnexa involves several techniques and instruments, including a penlight, slit lamp, and direct ophthalmoscopy.

These methods are used by eye healthcare professionals, especially ophthalmologists and optometrists, to assess various structures of the eye’s anterior segment and its surrounding tissues.

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