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This will help your eye doctor evaluate your risk for vision problems, eye diseases, and other medical conditions.
The “puff test”—a common test for glaucoma—measures the fluid pressure inside your eyes. It takes just a quick puff of air in each eye.
You’ll be asked to view the same letters at different prescription strengths to see which one is the most clear to you. This helps estimate your eyewear prescription.
This tests how well your eyes work together. You will cover one eye and look at an object across the room to determine how your eye moves to see an object.
This chart with rows of letters in different sizes is called a Snellen chart. It tests how well your eyes can see at a specific distance.
Dilating drops enlarge your pupils to help detect signs of health conditions. The drops may make your vision temporarily blurry and your eyes sensitive to light.
Your eye doctor gets a magnified view of the front and inside of your eyes using a slit lamp, or biomicroscope.