The eyes have it!
Reacts to ambient light and accommodation
What is the pupil?
Perception of two images of a single object
What is dystopia?
Most commonly used alphabet chart
What is the Snellen chart?
Assesses the parallel alignment of the eye axes
What is Hirschberg test?
Steroid injection into the vitreous
What is diabetic retinopathy
The tough protective white covering
What is the Sclera?
Characterized by high intraocular pressure
What is glaucoma?
Used to check pupil reactions
What is a penlight?
Holding head steady follow movements of evaluator's hands with just eyes
What is the Position Test?
Would include eye drop medication, laser trabeculoplasty, and surgery
What is glaucoma?
Visual receptive layer
What is the retina?
Deviation of the parallel axes of the two eyes
What is Strabismus?
Used to test near vision
What is a Handheld visual screener?
Darken room and shine bight light in eyes
What is the pupillary light reflex?
Warm compresses and topical antibiotic ointment, may be combined with steroid ointment
What is stye?
Posterior to the cornea
What is the anterior chamber?
Blind spot in a normal or decreased vision
What is Scotoma?
Used to block out one eye during testing
What is an occlude or opaque card?
Shifting an object from far away to close up
What is testing for accommodation?
Lens replacement surgery
What is cataract?
Biconvex disc which serves as a refracting medium
What is the lens?
Decrease in the power of accommodation with aging
What is Presbyopia?
Used to perform a fundoscopy
What is an ophthalmoscope?
Directing a beam of light into the retina
What is fundoscopy?
Improved through glasses, contact lenses, and refractive surgery
What is visual impairment (VI)?