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Ophthalmic Assistant

Category - Ocular Motility and Visual Fields

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What is the easiest method of determining the amount of strabismus in an infant?

Krimsky test
Hirschberg test
Cover test
Hess screen test

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Answer: B - Hirschberg test

The easiest method of determining the amount of strabismus in an infant is a Hirschberg test. To perform the test, the examiner shines a light in the infant’s eyes and any deviation from the normal position of the reflex of light is measured in millimeters, which are then converted to degrees.

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