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BELL’S PHENOMENON


1- Introduce yourself                                                                           

2- Take verbal consent                                                                       

3- Explain the procedure to the patient appropriately                    

4- Instruction to patient (tight closure of eyelids during attempted opening by the examiner)                                       

5- Check each eye separately

6- Ask the patient to look down

7- Elevate the upper lid with your finger tightly

8- Ask the patient to close his eye forcefully

9- Look and explain about movement/rolling of eyeball

10- Repeat the procedure 2-3 times

11- Pay thanks to the patient 

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