1 | DVBCVSC1 ;ALB ISC/THM-MISC TEXT FOR VISUAL EXAM ; 7/1/91 10:15 AM
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2 | ;;2.7;AMIE;;Apr 10, 1995
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3 | ;
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5 | Q
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6 | ;
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7 | TXT ;
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8 | ;;C. Diplopia - (The measurement of muscle function will be performed using a
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9 | ;; Goldmann Perimeter Chart. The examiner will chart the areas in which
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10 | ;; diplopia exists. This plotted chart will be made a part of the examination
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11 | ;; report and the entire report is to be mailed to the regional office.):
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12 | ;;
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13 | ;; Yes No (circle one)
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14 | ;;
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15 | ;;
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16 | ;; 1. If diplopia is present, state whether it is constant or intermittent,
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17 | ;; whether it is present at all distances or only for near or distant vision,
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18 | ;; and whether it is correctable by use of lenses or prisms.
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19 | ;;
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20 | ;; 2. If diplopia is constant and not correctable, indicate which sectors
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21 | ;; of the visual field are affected and provide the Goldmann perimeter chart
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22 | ;; showing actual areas of diplopia. Diplopia outside these areas is not
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23 | ;; considered disabling but can be used in evaluation of the underlying
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24 | ;; disease or injury.
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25 | ;;
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26 | ;; a. Central 20 degrees
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27 | ;;
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28 | ;; b. 21 to 30 degrees
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29 | ;;
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30 | ;; down
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31 | ;;
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32 | ;; right lateral
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33 | ;;
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34 | ;; left lateral
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35 | ;;
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36 | ;; up
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37 | ;;
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38 | ;; c. 31 to 40 degrees
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39 | ;;
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40 | ;; down
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41 | ;;
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42 | ;; right lateral
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43 | ;;
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44 | ;; left lateral
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45 | ;;
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46 | ;; up
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47 | ;;
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48 | ;;D. Visual field deficit: Yes No (circle one)
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49 | ;;
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50 | ;; If Yes, chart fields per the following instructions and provide visual
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51 | ;; field charts (see attachment).
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52 | ;;
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53 | ;; 1. For aphakic eye which cannot be fitted with contact lens or intra-ocular
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54 | ;; implant, use the IV/4e test object.
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55 | ;;
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56 | ;; 2. In all other cases, use the III/4e test object.
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57 | ;;
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58 | ;; 3. Visual field charts submitted for evaluation purposes should contain
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59 | ;; only one field chart with only the III/4e or IV/4e object as above.
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60 | ;; If the examiner feels that charting with other objects is necessary,
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61 | ;; for confirmation of test results, they should be reported on a
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62 | ;; separate chart along with an explanation of the need and the significance
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63 | ;; of any discrepancies noted.
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64 | ;;|TOP|
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65 | ;;
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66 | ;; 4. All scotomas should be plotted carefully so that the rating board
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67 | ;; can make appropriate allowances in calculating the extent of the
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68 | ;; effective visual field in each eye.
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69 | ;;
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70 | ;;
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71 | ;;E. Indicate the presence or absence of disease or damage to the retina
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72 | ;; cornea, iris, or other part of the eye -- detached retina, glaucoma,
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73 | ;; cataract, iritis, etc. Describe any episodes of incapaciting pain or
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74 | ;; other need for bed rest. If keratoconus is present, state whether
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75 | ;; contact lenses are required or adequate correction is possible by other
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76 | ;; means. Include any other remarks or comments as deemed appropriate.
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77 | ;;END
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