University:
The Pennsylvania State University
Course:
NURS 100 | Nursing
Academic year:

2024
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216

Pages:

2
Author:

Aaron B.

Field of View inspectionprocedures UNDERSTANDING Is measuring how wide a person's eye view is compared to normal field of view OBJECTIVE To determine visual impairment, especially visual field POLICY Carrying out visual field examinations as a result of collaboration PROCEDURE Tools preparation : There are no special tools, cantip, useetc.). your index finger or an object with a striking color (for example, a ball pen withyoua red Procedure: PRE-INTERACTION STAGE a. Assess patient needs according to related actions b. Tools are fully prepared c. The device is brought closer to the patient d. Wash your hands properly e. ORIENTATION STAGE f. Therapeutic greetings are delivered in a friendly manner g. Correctly identify the patient* h. The purpose of the action is conveyed correctly i. Action procedures are conveyed correctly j. Action steps are presented briefly k. The required time is provided l. Give clients the opportunity to ask questions m. The patient's privacy environment is prepared WORK STAGE a. The examiner provides clear examination instructions to the patient. b. The presspatient on thecloses eyeball.the left eye with the palm of the left hand, the palm should not c. The sits directly other,examiner at the same height. in front of the patient at a distance of 60 cm, facing each d. e. f. g. The examiner covers the right eye with the palm of the right hand. The examiner's visual field as a reference (the examiner's visual field must be normal). The patient's eyes look at the examiner's eyes. The object orexaminer's examiner'shand fingertip isreach moved slowly from thecentrally) peripheryfrom to the center (as far as the can and then moved eight directions in a plane in the middle of the patient and the examiner. h. The patient's visual field is compared with the examiner's field of view. i. Then check the other eye. j. Mentioning the results: k. The patient's visual field is the same as the examiner's field of view. l. The field isoccurs) narrower than the examiner's field of vision (mention the areapatient's where thevisual narrowing TERMINATION STAGE a. Evaluate responses and actions carried out correctly b. The patient is well groomed c. Provide education related to follow-up after the action is taken d. Tools are neatly arranged e. The subsequent time contract was submitted correctly f. Therapeutic greetings are delivered in a friendly manner g. Wash your hands properly