Clinical Tools for Visual Dysfunction Management Session 4. Binocular Vision Dysfunction

A visual condition where the line of sight from one eye tends to be slightly out of alignment with the line of sight from the other eye. 

What condition may give rise to binocular vision dysfunction?

Which symptoms is seldom experience by patient with binocular vision dysfunction?

What is the common cause of binocular vision dysfunction?

Hirschberg’s  corneal reflex on the OS deviating eye is 2 mm nasally from the pupil center, what is the degree of deviation?

The patient has antimetropia OD +2.50 Sph 20/20 and OS -3.50 Sph 20/100, which eye is expected to become a lazy eye?

If the patient has binocular vision dysfunction, what clinical tool should you 1st use to development monocular vision skills?

What is the best simple clinical tool to determine convergence excess or insufficiency?

What is the best clinical tool for accommodation facility development?

Which is the simple clinical tool for the development of simultaneous perception, binocular vision, fusion and stereopsis?