Competency information

Details

Prepare and position the patient appropriately for a comprehensive ophthalmic examination

Considerations

  • Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the investigation
  • Optimisation of test results through correct use of equipment and positioning of the patient

Relevant learning outcomes

# Outcome
# 2 Outcome Care for visually impaired individuals and their families appropriately, with due consideration of the impact of their visual impairment
# 3 Outcome Undertake a comprehensive ophthalmic examination safely and effectively, including external examination of ocular adnexae, assessment of pupil size and reactions, examination of anterior segment with a slit lamp or direct ophthalmoscope and fundus examination, and understand of the principles of tonometry