Summary of Oftalmoscopia

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The ophthalmoscopia procedure is a type of eye exam that uses a direct view of the eye to see things such as blood vessels. The video explains how to perform the exam, including how to adjust the light intensity and focus. The exam is performed by first focusing on the papilla, and then looking at the vasculature in the nasal area. Next, the video looks at the arteries and veins in the four quadrants of the head, and also evaluates the retina and any hemorrhages or lesions. Finally, the video discusses farsightedness and myopia, and asks the patient to look directly at the light during the exam.

• 00:00:00 The video explains how to perform ophthalmoscopia, a procedure used to examine the eye. First, the viewer must be familiar with the instruments used, including the Universal Mango Ophthalmoscope with a detachable cabezal and various lens filters. Next, the hendiduras in the cabezal must match the heights on the mango universal, and the parts of the cabezal must be pulled down and pushed up to the cojín de apoyo filial. Finally, the eye must be positioned in the correct position in the ophthalmoscope and the operator must switch on the light. Using the switches on the ophthalmoscope, the viewer can adjust the intensity of the light, and the center of the ophthalmoscope has a crosshair to help adjust the focus. The ophthalmoscope can be used to examine the eye in both the horizontal and vertical directions. The viewer is then instructed to move closer to the patient until they are approximately 40 centimeters away from him or her, and then to start observing. The viewer first looks through the Universal Mango Ophthalmoscope with their right hand, placing the index finger on the dial, and starting from zero
• 00:05:00 The video explains how to perform an ophthalmoscopia exam, which is a type of eye exam that uses a direct view of the eye to see things such as blood vessels. The video also mentions that it is important to lighten the eyes when performing this exam in order to see everything in detail. The exam is performed by first focusing on the papilla (the small lens at the front of the eye), describing the color and clarity of the borders, and then looking at the vasculature (blood vessels) in the nasal area. Next, the video looks at the arteries and veins in the four quadrants of the head, and also evaluates the retina and any hemorrhages or lesions. Finally, the video discusses farsightedness and myopia, and asks the patient to look directly at the light during the exam.