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PUPIL REACTION


 

1- Introduce yourself                                                                           

2- Take verbal consent                                                                            

3- Explain the procedure to the patient appropriately      

4- Give proper fixation target                                                            

5- Ask for ambient light in room                                                       

6- Standing on right side , check direct light reflex in right and consensual in left eye                                                    

7- Repeat the procedure on left side by standing on left side       

8- Perform swinging flash light test for relative afferent pupillary defect.                                           

9- Check accommodation reflex by giving non – Light accommodative target                                                                    

10- Thanks to patient                                                         

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