Visual Rehabilitation
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 26-03-16 15:30
View mindmap
- Visual Rehabilitation
- Evaluation
- Patient interview
- evaluate status and function of the eye
- ocular history
- nature and duration
- Optometric assessment
- Ocular examination
- Visual Acuity
- distance and near field acuity
- colour vision testing
- Visual evoked potential
- Physical Status
- age
- are they of a working age
- is eyesight important for learning
- general health
- diabetes
- problems with other senses such as hearing
- facial deformities
- effect use of aids
- effect VEP tests
- age
- Patient
- support systems
- too much support
- not enough support
- motivation
- require and internal locus of control
- have they already adapted
- support systems
- Patient interview
- Re-mediation
- Goals
- use of aid to improve sight
- increase ability to travel independently
- maintaining independence
- selection of hardware
- appropriate to vision loss
- appropriate to patient
- assisitive devices
- talking clock
- fitting
- ensure this is the best suited aid
- confirm with follow up
- education
- written and verbal
- ensure this is the best suited aid
- counselling
- tactics
- eg for makulageneration
- make most of peripheral vision
- eg for makulageneration
- environmental modifications
- everything stays in the same place
- tactics
- referral to other services
- social service
- provide carers allowance
- social service
- Goals
- Evaluation
Comments
No comments have yet been made