Low Vision History Template

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Patient Dilation and Other Medications (Eye Drops)

You can document dilation and (eye drops) administered in the Dilation/Other Medications panel. You can also document if the patient was not dilated and the reason. dilation/other medication panel You can also document patient dilation on the Dilation/Other Medications - OPH template, opened by clicking the Dilation link. dilation/other medication oph template Access Patient Dilation/Other Medications How to access the Dilation/Other Medications panel or Dilation/Other Medications - OPH template. Record Eye Dilation You can record the medication used for dilation and other medications administered to the patient during the visit. Document the Reason a Patient was Not Dilated You can record the reason why a patient was not dilated in the Dilation/Other Medication panel. Document Other Medications (Eye Drops) Administered to a Patient How to document eye drop medications administered to a patient. Parent topic: Documenting the Preliminary Exams

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Low Vision Exam

The provider can document the exam for a low vision visit on the LV Exam - OPT template. You can review the testing performed by the technician and perform additional exams as needed. Enter Visual Acuity Findings Document an External Exam You can document the external exam of an eye in the External Exam panel. Document a Slit Lamp Exam Document a Posterior Exam Enter Cover Test Findings Enter Nystagmus Findings You can record findings associated with nystagmus in the Nystagmus panel. Record Color Vision Findings You can record color vision deficiencies in the Color Vision panel. Document Corneal Light Reflex Test Results You can enter your findings from the Corneal Light Reflex test in the Corneal Light Reflex Test panel. Record the Amsler Grid Test Results Document Contrast Sensitivity Test Findings Document Low Vision Objective Notes Optometry providers can document objective notes in the LV Objective Notes panel. Lensometry/Refraction Panel Parent topic: Low Vision Exam Visit

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Low Vision Devices

You can document and create a comprehensive, individual rehab plan for the low vision patient based on the patient's visual abilities, goals, and devices on the LV Devices - OPT template. Goals and devices can be monitored and updated in future encounters. Create Goals for the Low Vision Patient You can create custom goals for the low vision patient on the LV Devices - OPT template. Record Low Vision Devices You can record the recommended low vision devices, acuity achieved, and skills for the patient on the LV Devices - OPT template. Summarize the Low Vision Exam Ophthalmic providers can write a brief summary of the exam, rehab notes, and education for low vision patients in the Summarization of Data panel. Parent topic: Low Vision Exam Visit

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Document Low Vision History

On the LV History - OPT template, go to the Low Vision History panel. If someone accompanies the patient, enter the details in the following fields: Accompanied by Relationship Enter Gradual or Sudden for the Type of Vision Loss. Enter No, Yes, or Unsure for the following: Fluctuations in Vision Issue with Glare Indoors Issue with Glare Outdoors Issue with Light/Dark Adaptation Current Sun Lenses Helpful Eye Pain/Discomfort Use of Eye Medication Enter a Description of Eye Condition. Click the date field to enter the Initial Onset of low vision. Select an option for the Preferred Eye. Enter the patient's living situation in the Current Living Situation field. Select Yes or No for Visual Hallucinations. Enter Comments. Parent topic: Low Vision History Template

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Low Vision Exam Visit

A new visit type, Low Vision Exam, enables Optometry practices to document the patient's low vision history, the complete low vision exam, and recommended low vision devices. When you select the Optometry specialty and the Low Vision Exam visit type, a seven-tab workflow opens and includes the following low vision-specific tabs: LV History LV Exam LV Devices After you have finished documenting the low vision exam details, you can complete the encounter documentation with the standard workflows for assessment and plan, submitting charges, and patient checkout. Low Vision History Template You can record a detailed history for patients with low vision on the Low Vision History - OPT template. Low Vision Exam Low Vision Devices Create a comprehensive, individual rehab plan for the low vision patient based on the patient's visual abilities, goals, and devices on the LV Devices - OPT template Parent topic: Optometry Specialty

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Document Other Medications (Eye Drops) Administered to a Patient

You can document other medications administered to the patient that are not prescribed to the patient in the Other medications section. Medications entered here do not appear in the Medication module. In the Other medications section, do one of the following: Click the Name field and select the eye drops administered from the list. To enter drops not listed, select the top blank line and type the desired value. Select the designated eye in the Eye field. The Time of dilation and By fields display the current system time and the current user name Enter comments in the Comment field. Click Add. Note: Medications entered here do not appear in the Medication module. Parent topic: Patient Dilation and Other Medications (Eye Drops) Parent topic: Low Vision History Template

Low Vision History Template

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Patient Dilation and Other Medications (Eye Drops)

Low Vision Exam

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Document Other Medications (Eye Drops) Administered to a Patient