Comprehensive Eye Examination

(1) history;

(2) visual acuities near, intermediate and distant vision (uncorrected and with best optical correction if needed);

(3) examination of the external eye, media (slit lamp) and fundoscopy;

(4) ocular motility;

(5) binocular vision;

(6) visual fields;

(7) measurement of intraocular pressure (non-contact tonometry);

(8) objective refraction in cycloplegia (as needed);

(9) assessment of mesopic contrast sensitivity; and

(10) colour vision.

Examination To Determine Glasses

(1) computerized assessment of approximate dioptre (refractive error) by autorefractometer;

(2) examination visual acuities near, intermediate and distant vision (uncorrected and with best optical correction);

(3) examination of the external eye, media (slit lamp);

(4) measurement of intraocular pressure (non-contact tonometry;

(5) fundoscopy and objective refraction in cycloplegia (as needed);

(6) recommendations for the appropriate type of prescription glasses;

(7) prescription for glasses.

Examination For Determining Contact Lenses

(1) computerized assessment of approximate dioptre (refractive error) by autorefractometer;

(2) determining the best type of contact lens;

(3) examination visual acuities near, intermediate and distant vision (uncorrected and with best optical correction);

(4) placement of trial lenses;

(5) examination of the external eye, media (slit lamp);

(6) measurement of intraocular pressure (non-contact tonometry);

(7) ) fundoscopy and objective refraction in cycloplegia (as needed);

(8) prescriptions for contact lenses;

(9) training to wear contact lenses.