Assessing Eyes

A visual field refers to what a person sees with one eye.

Consistent blind spots are commonly seen in narrow-angle glaucoma.

Darker-skinned clients may have sclera with yellow or pigmented freckles.

Cotton-wool patches (soft exudates) and hard exudates from diabetes and hypertension appear as light-colored spots on the retinal background.

Strabismus refers to oscillating movements of the eye.

Drooping of the eyelid is called

An older client comes to the clinic for evaluation due to having yellowish nodules on their bulbar conjunctiva. What is this condition called?

What is the term that means pupils of unequal size?

What occurs when injury causes red blood cells to collect in the lower half of the anterior chamber?

What is the functional reflex allowing the eyes to focus on near objects?