OT skills guide: Accommodative facility

Optometrist Paul Adler shows how to perform accommodative rock and what that means for your paitents

[@otiebrown9999]

Great.
You are helping children get back to naked eye 20/20, from 20/60.
Life savers.

[@toto__1926]

I think it's a very important video that contains the standard content of BAF. it's very helpful in my circumstance. Thank you..!

[@rihabbezza18]

How much time take it for treating?

[@rihabbezza18]

Flippers used just for accommodation ?

[@otiebrown9999]

Will this exercise help me go from 20/50, to 20/20?
Refractive change, -0.5 Diopters to +0.5 Diopters.
Just good science based effort.
Should work.

[@Hasan-eh2sx]

With regards to identifying whether the lens is a +2.00 ds or -2.00, is it true that that lens with the +2.00 ds will intensify light that passes through it, similar to how a magnifying lens intensifies any light passing through it?

[@miabhai8344]

hamza yusuf

[@bheshrajchaudhary9737]

Why only +/- 2.00 DS is used foe this test? Not other power more or less than that?

[@francocuevasalinas9020]

because they start with negative lenses, wouldn't it be better to start with positive lenses to relax the accommodation?


[@Cliche8701]

Student of optometry here - all my litterature on the subject dictates that you start with +2,00.

[@gabrielbarrantes6946]

Is this painful?

[@zubaidamalik4641]

not at all

[@emilic215]

not painful, but the eye muscles sure do get tired!