Ophthalmology: Confrontational Visual Fields Techniques

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[@anacabo976]

I loved this! I sometimes had doubts on whether I had to cover my right or left eye when examining the pt. Thank you!

[@bryanrangel-almanza1435]

I need to do this for my ears and eyes health assessment in my nursing program. Hopefully i can get it down before this Monday.
2/26/2022

[@thounad7743]

So how was the test??

[@lonjesibel9933]

Is Confrontational field testing done with glasses on? I thought the glasses can induce some false defects

[@zainaba.1788]

Id assume if the px requires them to see they'd need them?

[@Stereotactic_Shwermaectomy]

I agree. Step 2ck makes a distinctuin between confrontation visualk field testing and visual acuity (px glasses must be worn)

[@mariocesarbenitez5552]

Thanks so much

[@alexablavsky5621]

wow this was like 30 minutes when my professor explained it

[@abowinejohnbaptist8735]

Thanks a lot

[@xoSilverSurfer]

Super helpful!

[@raghwendrasinghmathur122]

❤

[@hotbyoungturk]

This is incorrect. Its done with no glasses on. And its 'Confrontation' Fields... We don't want to be confrontational. lol.

[@a.a362]

No,it's not necessary...

[@aimannasir3649]

If it's the optic nerve defect, having your glasses on won't make a difference since it's the nerve that's damaged