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SLIT LAMP ( Ep 2) - Patients Adjustment & Focusing

#PATIEN_ADJUSTMENT_SLITLAMP_ #Aiimsstudypoint An Educational Video Series Hope you guys like this video Give your suggestions in comment box Click on the SUBSCRIBE BUTTON Turn on notification bell. Give like to this video Also check out my channel for more videos Vedio links- SLIT LAMP 1-Slit lamp Parts & Setup(Ep 1)-    • SLIT LAMP(Ep1) - PARTS & SETUP   2-Patient adjustment & Focusing of slit lamp(Ep 2)-    • SLIT LAMP ( Ep 2) - Patients Adjustment & ...   3-Diffuse Illumination of slit lamp (Ep 3)-    • SLIT LAMP(Ep 3)- DIFFUSE ILLUMINATION   4-Optical section illumination of slit lamp (Ep 4) -    • SLIT LAMP(Ep 4)- OPTICAL SECTION ILLUMINATION   5-Parallelepiped illumination of slit lamp(Ep 5)-    • SLIT LAMP (Ep5) -PARALLELEPIPED ILLUMINATION   EPISODE-2 SLIT-LAMP BIOMICROSCOPY 1.Patient adjustment:- Patient should be positioned comfortably in front of the slit-lamp with his/her chin resting on the chin rest and forehead opposed to head rest. 2. Instrument adjustment:- The height of the table housing the slit-lamp should be adjusted according to patient's height. The microscope and illumination system should be aligned with the patient's eye to be examined. Fixation target should be placed at the required position. 3. Beginning slit-lamp examination:- Some points to be kept in mind are:- (i). Examination should be carried out in semidark room so that the examiner's eyes are partially dark adapted to ensure sensitivity to low intensities of light. (ii). Diffuse illumination should be used for a short time as necessary. (iii). Low magnification should be first used to locate the pathology and higher magnification should then be used to examine it. Start with diffuse illumination and examine the lid margins, bulbar conjunctiva, limbus, cornea, tear film, aqueous, iris and the lens one by one. Types of illumination:- Seven basic methods of illumination using the Slit-lamp:- 1. Diffuse illumination 2. Direct illumination 3. Indirect illumination 4. Retro illumination 5. Specular reflection 6. Sclerotic Scatter 7. Oscillatory illumination