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Visual acuity
Mc used - Snellen’s chart
Normal visual acvity = 6/6
Patient stands at 6 meters
6 Patient is standing at a distance of 6 meters
60
Distance from which normal can read this letter
1
Minimum visual acvity recorded by snellen’s chart
60
Finger counting at 1 meter
Finger counting near face
Hand movement
Perception of light
Positive Negative
Check projection of rays Absolutely blind
Superior
Nasal Temporal
Inferior
Arc of 1 minute
Arc of 5 minutes MAR
Nodal point
6 meter testing distance
Each letter substends angle of 5 minutes of the arc at the respective distance
Eg : 6/60 = this will make an angle of 5 minutes at 60 meters For school children and adults
6/36 = this will make an angle of 5 minutes at 36 meters 1. Snellen’s test type
2. Landolt’s test type
What is angle substended by top most letter at 6 meters For 3-5 years
Ans : 5 minutes at 60 meters 1. Illiterate E- count
hence 5 x 10 = 50 minutes of the arc at 6 meters 2. Tumbling E- test
3. Isolated hand - figure test
4. Sheridan- Gardiner HOVT test
5. Pictorial vision test
6. Broken wheel test
7. Bork candy bead test
For 1-2 years
1. Marble game test
2. Sheridan’s ball test
3. Worth’s ivory ball test
For infants
1. Optokinetic nystagmus test
2. Preferential looking test
3. Visually evoked response
4. Catford drum test
5. Indirect assessment- Blink reflex, Menace reflex