Visual Acuity
Confrontation Visual Fields
Cover Testing
Pupillary Function
Evaluation of Motility
100
Rows of letter optotypes in descending size
What is the Snellen Chart?
100
Knee to knee, eye to eye
What is the correct position for testing CVF?
100
6
What is the number of extraocular muscles in each eye?
100
Normal findings when testing pupils
What is ERRL?
100
The tester should note the iris at the medial or lateral canthus
What is when to know you have reached the full range of motion?
200
The Rosenberg Card
What is the Near Card?
200
Field defect often indicating the need for blepharoplasty
What is superotemporal?
200
A constant turn
What is a tropia?
200
8 mm to 4 mm
What is constriction?
200
Range of motion test
What is EOMs or Double H?
300
CF, HM, LP
What is measuring low vision?
300
From non-seeing to seeing
What is how to present the finger stimulus
300
The ability of the brain to blend the images from both eyes
What is fusion?
300
Pupils that are unequal in size
What is Anisicoria?
300
6
What is the number of cardinal positions of gaze?
400
What are occluders?
400
Superior 60
Temporal 95
Inferior 75
Nasal 60
What are the degrees of vision in each quadrant?
400
Rapid occlusion of each eye in rapid succession
What is the alternate (cross) cover test?
400
When shining the light in the patient's right eye, the left eye dilates
What is an APD?
400
9
What is the number of positions of gaze?
500
Determines potential improvement with refraction
What is the Pinhole?
500
What is the graphic way to document the patient's field of vision?
500
One eye moves up and the other down
What is hypertropia?
500
Spasmodic constriction and dilation of pupils
What is hippus?
500
What is what represents the positions of gaze?