Eye exam

Visual Acuity

(OD (R)/ OS (L))

best possible

NPL No perception of light

HM Hand movements only

CF Count fingers

20/X

Slit Lamp

Lids and Lashes

• eversion

Conjunctiva and Sclera

• injection, hemorrhage, discharge

Cornea

• fluorescein for abrasions, foreign bodies,  

perforation (staining or pooling)

Ant Chamber

-cell and flare

Iris

Lens

Florecine: pooling or staining (don't say uptake)

Sidel's sign

APD (afferent pupillary defect): affected pupil enlarges in response to light (2/2 optic nerve dysfunction-neuritis vs retinal damage)

==Slit Lamp Abreviations==

L/L (lids/lashes) = nl

C (conjunctiva) = cl

K (cornea) = cl

A/C (anterior chamber) = D/Q (dark/quiet)

I (iris) = R/R (round/reactive)

L (lens) = cl

(cl = clear; nl = normal)

Fundoscopic

-optic disc for cupping/pallor/swelling/hemorr

-central retina for hemor/pallor

-periph retina for vessel appearance/hemorr/detach

Other==

T Tono/Applinator/Schiotz

EOM

Visual fields

Xray with concerns of metal/glass/stone

Source

Adapted from Pani, Donaldson