Table 1: Ophthalmic examinations and threshold classification.
|
Assessment |
Method |
Classification of Abnormality |
Source |
|
Visual acuity |
Snellen chart |
Normal = 6/12 or better; abnormal = worse than 6/12 |
[29] |
|
Color vision |
Ishihara plates (24-plate edition) |
Normal = fewer than 3 errors; abnormal = 3 or more errors |
[30] |
|
Pupillary reaction |
Penlight examination |
Normal = brisk, direct, and consensual reaction; abnormal = sluggish or absent reaction |
[31] |
|
Intraocular pressure |
Schiotz tonometer |
Normal = ≤ 21 mmHg; abnormal = >21 mmHg |
[32] |
|
Fundoscopy |
Direct ophthalmoscopy |
Normal = no optic nerve or retinal abnormalities; abnormal = any abnormality noted |
[33] |