Examination of the Eye with an Ophthalmoscope

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Examination of the Eye with an Ophthalmoscope • The examination of the eye, it's probably one of the most important examinations in (clinical Skills), failure to adequately diagnose, and manage problems with the eye, can quickly become catastrophic for the patient. • Unlike many of the other clinical exams, the difficulties with the examination of the eye, are twofold. Firstly the eye, it is often difficult to examine, order to examine the eye, the ophthalmoscope must be well understood by the user • As a result, the ophthalmoscope is it (clinical Skills), this is often avoided by students. This can be potentially dangerous for students, Examination of the Eye with an Ophthalmoscope, is quite common in both clinical practice, also OSCE and final exams at medical school • #Ophthalmoscope #drgill #clinicalskills • You can now consult via video or in person with Dr Gill at Dr Finlay’s Private Practice - https://www.drfinlays.co.uk/services/... • 00:00 - Introduction • 01:20 - Functionality of the Ophthalmoscope • 02:18 - Setting Up the Ophthalmoscope for Examination • 03:23 - Preparing for the Eye Examination • 04:01 - Dilating the Eye for Examination • 05:18 - Examination Around the Eye • 05:50 - Identifying and Treating Eye Injuries • 06:38 - Focusing on the Retina and Optic Disc • 07:42 - Observing Microvasculature in Diabetic Retinopathy • 08:18 - Assessing the Fovea • 09:02 - Examining the Patient's Eye • 09:42 - Eliciting the Red Reflex • 11:00 - Checking for Retinoblastoma in Children • 11:30 - Assessing the Anterior of the Eye • 12:00 - Focusing on the Optic Disc and Retina • 14:56 - Examining the Macula for Central Vision • 15:40 - Optic Neuritis and its Effects • 16:58 - Causes of Swelling and Color Change in the Optic Disc • 18:28 - Conclusion

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