Retinoscopy

[@fahadarman]

My professor couldn't teach this better ❤️❤️

[@adarshpuli8956]

shut up dont disrespect ur professor like that

[@chandankumar-og1rw]

Jack C Copeland first invented streak retinoscope in 1920.
I just want to add few more lines- a semidark room preferably 6 mt or small room of 3 mt can also used for retinoscope with the help of mirror. Working distance lens should always be kept in last compartment of trail frame near to eye .

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@favourjoemadu1680]

Thanks

[@vaidikpandey3551]

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[@badgaming3786]

Thanku so much sir..
. Today is the first day i learned the retnoscopey....

[@OptometryAcademy]

👍

[@nrr1063]

Optometry academy doing A great job it's an very best and useful videos ... plsz upload more about optometry

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@dkbosss317]

भारत के सभी समस्याओं का समाधान राजीव दीक्षित जी का ब्याख्यान... राजीव दीक्षित को जरूर सुने आँख के सभी तकलीफों का समाधान।

[@otiebrown9999]

Neutralize Point.
2:10
The best starting point.

[@starlord1522]

Hats off to the editor... 👏👏👏🙏

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you sir :)

[@wongsableng8914]

Terimakasih vedeo ini sangat bermanfaat, terutama bagi seorang profesi, untuk meningkatkan ilmu pengetahuan, dan skil...

[@agoessoedradjad4138]

Betul brow......sangat membantu sekali dan mudah dimengerti....

[@sofiqulislam2972]

Sir,,, Your particular video is so valuable to me... Thanks a lot

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you ☺️

[@BavaDJ.official]

Your technique is so good brother by animation

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you ☺️

[@olegolegov7280]

is there any way to determine what's the main meridians of astigmatism? what if it's not 90 or 180? what would i see if for example it's 45 and 135? and how i have to find it out? tnx

[@otiebrown9999]

Good presentation.
I prefer a Snellen and Test Lenses, when possible.

[@habizz7350]

this is the easy explanation that i ever seen before . very helpfull😍

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@hind6207]

Very nice ..what about axis is it always at 180 how can we change according pat. Needs ?

[@sara.h.k1137]

The answer is: jac copiland😊.. And thanks very much for this useful vedio✨💚

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@GulzarKhan-cr5vh]

Good explain
Very helpful video
Thank you so much sir

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you gulzar

[@TarisaiNBunda]

These animations are brilliant, thanks!!

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you so much 😊

[@rathinapriya7988]

Very helpful to me now I clear my doubt. Thank you

[@OptometryAcademy]

😊

[@praisyopticalsfancy2997]

super sir.thank u for ur valible suggestions. thank u so much sir

[@aninditasaha9305]

Best presentation ❤️ thanks want more videos like this

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@mydoctorhealthyzonedrAnubhav]

Thanku so much for uploading this video .

[@mariagabrielaeizaga1226]

Great explanation!
Thank you!

[@faisalnadeem461]

It’s wonderful. Thank you so much sir😍😍

[@payalsingh6120]

Please sir give an example of plus sph and minus cyl at different axis

[@OptometryAcademy]

Ok

[@OptomGuru]

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[@sumanverma7888]

Hiii

[@sanpras1647]

WONDERFUL FANTASTICALLY MADE

[@Amshdbxur]

Very helpful 🔥🔥
Thank you so much.

[@OptometryAcademy]

😊

[@osafkhan4388]

Kindly describe with minus lens also.

[@bobanvc5611]

Copeland

[@richardotieno7455]

Hey do u do optometry

[@osafkhan4388]

@@richardotieno7455 Yes little bit

[@fathimanazrin1322]

Why should we kept 1.50 working distance on the trial frame while we adding lens

[@emilyy1755]

Nice video. That's helpful!

[@saeedzuhaib2585]

Sir u explained it very well,plz upload oll topics 🙏🙏🙏

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@chinweike.i.confidence8477]

Nice video,I really learned a lot.God bless u

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you

[@Panditmadanlaljinagdauched44]

Verry good understanding
So beautiful 😍❤️

[@dhundaeyecareclinicoptical8861]

Really accurate informations thanks a lot

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@OptomGuru]

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[@opticalhube3711]

बहुत बेहतरीन sir

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you sir ☺️

[@nonexistenty4152]

Amazing
Video. Probably one
Of the most helpful videos I have ever seen

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@sridevikondeti4979]

Super explanation tnq

[@lipikapaul7752]

Jack C.Copeland ,1920 invented the streak retinoscope

[@feminarb3714]

This is soo helpfull..thanks a lot

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@kanchansah__21]

Well explained 😇

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@saveenapaudel3840]

Hi can you show the optical cross of this I get confused about that

[@Anjali-k6p9n]

Uu real made this look so easy I was struggling soo much with this 😢 thkkk uuuu brooo

[@vaibhavaher4029]

Thanks sir it is very helpful video .....

[@masumakhatun2156]

Wow thank you so much for this video😍👌

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@Pomarian_lover]

Very nice to way for best guide

[@iraianbu6591]

It's very useful to me, tq 🥰🥰

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you so much 😊

[@theodoreiboi8134]

+1.50/-1.00x90 Great job sir

[@stocksinvestors1861]

Retinoscope beam light should be thick or thin?

[@shaguftamallick9]

♥ your technique

[@krishnapriyapriya2170]

Useful🤩thank u so much

[@nehamishra4770]

Jack capelend frist invented streak retinoscope

[@priscillanweke8652]

Learnt a lot 😊 thank you sir

[@kripabjoseph6980]

Nice video & more informative

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@sudiptobanerjee4161]

Thank you very much, Sir.

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@deepikanathan4646]

Horizontal to replaced asvertical meridian and vice versa. 180` refers horizontal meridian and is achieved by horizontal streak Am I!?

[@ArvindSharma-cz5fc]

working distance 66mm= -1.50D please explain .
Than +3.00sph+2.00cyl×180
-1.50 working distan minus to sph power,
so ansur is +1.50 sph +1.00cyl×180

[@OptometryAcademy]

After removing +1.50 DS. The remaining lenses in the trial frame in +3.00/+2.00 x180

[@OptometryAcademy]

Its 66 cm. 100/66=1.50 D. Power=1/focal length

[@Optometristrkumhar36]

Use atropine cycloplegic to - 1
And homatropin - 0.5
Cyclopentolate - 0.75
Number
V+2.00
H+3.00-1.00(atropine)
Refractive number +2.00D sph

[@mariyaabbasi7450]

Quite helpful 🙂

[@sachchavhan3494]

thnx for the video.....video on ishahara chart plzz

[@rupampandey932]

Thankyou so much ❤️

[@madihawaqar7316]

Video on prism cover test plzzz🙂

[@optomak2356]

Great work

[@tanya9025]

One ques..
Why u skipped 1.75 trial lens to neutralise cylindrical axis.?U have used 1.50 then 2.00.. We can't use or it's an example..

[@OptometryAcademy]

Just an example.😊

[@OptomGuru]

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[@drlaw2]

Thank You very much for this video ❤❤

[@meghasa8416]

Thank you so much :) It's wonderful.

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@harshitasaxena8390]

Perfect Dear...

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@erhaffshawgi]

dr what about type of lens (both sphere or mixed sphere and cylinder) ??

[@OptometryAcademy]

Sphere and cylinder both

[@rameshkumarca]

Nice presentation 😃😃😃🙏🙏🙏

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you sir ☺️

[@gowsikam1153]

Gud explanation 👏👏👏

[@diviyadiviya4456]

really super ......🤗

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@sayantansingha1733]

Can i Also use the procedure in non dilated pupil

[@OptometryAcademy]

Yes,

[@appuzappuz2670]

Gud presentation

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@vinaykumarsen8759]

Thanks sir
Good information

[@haradhanbit9652]

What reflex we will get in high myopic condition

[@axfihere]

Jack copland invented retinoscope on 1920

[@anagha29]

It was awesome👍👏

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@ugochinnamdi9275]

The music was distracting but nice video overall. Thanks a lot

[@poonampriya3314]

Nice animation work :)

[@annukadyan5559]

More helpful video sir

[@871632]

Is this more accurate then a subjective refraction

[@OptometryAcademy]

No, after doing this , we do subjective refraction

[@871632]

@@OptometryAcademy so from your experience what is better and at the end of the day why do an objective if you rely on the subjective I understand 4 babies and young children you do not have a choice

[@dipperlo5140]

sir,the retinoscope'light is in the vertical,why it's saying it moved in horizontal meridian ?

[@OptometryAcademy]

When light is vertically placed, at that time we are actually doing retinoscopy for horizontal meridian.😊

[@fathum4u]

@@OptometryAcademy but sir, if the light is placed horizontal meridian means we have to move the reflex in vertical meridian right?

[@OptometryAcademy]

Yes 👍

[@shahinparveen6751]

Sir Can u plz neutralize with minus lens bcz understanding some more???

[@surekhasutar2196]

Hello sir if both meridian has same power but signs are different then how to do? E.g. +1.50*160 in one meridian and -1.50*70 to another meridian.

[@OptometryAcademy]

You can see my video "cross retinoscopy" for this question.
Thank you

[@surekhasutar2196]

@@OptometryAcademy ok sir

[@OptometryAcademy]

☺️

[@ginajohny7470]

Helpful👍🏻

[@nileshkeluskar6186]

Sir working distance minus karene ka tha na
New pricsription +1.50+2.00*180 hoga

[@abdulmajed7230]

Best video thanks sir please streak retinoscopy pr banao

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you

[@wijifadillah6190]

why we should remove +1.50 from trial frame ?

[@OptometryAcademy]

+1.50 D is our working distance lens. It should be removed after retinoscopy

[@wijifadillah6190]

@@OptometryAcademy okay . thanks 😊

[@samadhanshinde2735]

Great vedio bhai

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@studyeyeswithme934]

Very much helpful😊

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you

[@sumaiyya_0093]

Jack copeland in1920. Very helpful thanks sir ! :)

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@sabir-chashmaawallah]

Hey Shaikh where R u from

[@azimshaikh5720]

@@sabir-chashmaawallah Solapur

[@deadscaryt9934]

Stfu nerd

[@shivarai4635]

Sir in this method we needn't minus working distance from whole power isn't it sir ?

[@mehnazkhan9302]

Very helpful

[@hinditoontv4319]

Nice work :)

[@Ramu-p40]

Thankyou soo much sir.

[@NINJA-xc2os]

Nice video 👍

[@sunshine.a3452]

Thank you 🙏 but the music !

[@rahulbasak9355]

What if the cyl was not there at 180° how then can Know the axis?
What sort of reflex can be seen if patient is with oblige n bioblique Astigmatism?

[@rahulbasak9355]

*informative video👍🏻💯

[@zeeshanarshad5003]

Wonderful ❤️❤️❤️

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 🙂

[@saurabhpipliya6543]

Sir oblique axis me bh yhi Same process rhegi kya

[@OptometryAcademy]

Yes😊

[@saurabhpipliya6543]

@@OptometryAcademy sir axis kese confirm hogi 35 hai ya 130

[@OptometryAcademy]

Jaise ham 90 aur 180 ke liye karte hai. Thoda practice karoge to aapko oblique axis nikalna aaram se aa jayega.

[@saurabhpipliya6543]

@@OptometryAcademy alright sir thank you so much

[@OptometryAcademy]

😊👍

[@drakbarsherafridi8428]

Well done

[@sumansahu5119]

Nice one thanks 😊

[@OptometryAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@meenasalve6265]

Bt while doing it's not clear and very visible like shown in video
.We sometimes get orange, light green white glow in cataract patient's..So we get confused wether we have to look at central or peripheral glow for neutralization