When was your last eye exam? What happens during an eye exam..... During an eye exam, an Optometrist performs a series of tests and evaluations to assess your vision and the overall health of your eyes. Here's what typically happens: 1. Vision Assessment: Visual Acuity Test: Refraction Test 2. Eye Health Evaluation: External Eye Examination: Internal Eye Examination: Eye Pressure Measurement: Pupil Response: 3. Additional Tests (if needed): Colour Vision Testing: To identify any colour blindness

Feature: LCD Visual Acuity Chart An eye chart is a chart used to...

VISUAL ACUITY TEST: Many people may be familiar with the Visual Acuity Test or the "eye chart" test or officially called a Snellen Eye Chart. This test is used to measure the sharpness of vision. The patient is usually positioned at 20 feet/6 metres away from the chart. However, modern digital charts may require shorter distances like 3 metres. One eye is covered while the patient reads aloud with the other eye, after which the other eye is also tested. The letters, numbers, or figures get small