How to Assess Eyes for PERRLA: Nursing Skills 

I'm a first year Nursing student, and this helped so much! Your excitment made me excited to attempt this skill!

this is the best PERRLA video out there! straightforward, informative, and your energy makes it fun to watch. thank you!

I like the manner you deliver every lecture. It’s enjoyable and very clear.

I love your sweet attitude you seem like a humble and loving instructor

Omg you’re so amazing! Thank you for the clear explanation! I can never focus during lecture therefore your videos are tremendously helpful

Reviewing as i'm going to be working on a Neuropsychiatry unit and this was a great refresher! Thank You!

Appreciation from foreign layperson. This hepls a lot and was expressed vividly, easy to follow. Thank you!

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You're wonderful!

Thank you for the vid. I have my eyes and ear assessment for class tomorrow and this helped.

Nice leacture......

Thank you. This answered all the questions I had. Especially the documentation of pre and post pupil size.

Thank you for explanation. Please also record a video how to write outcomes in different PERRlA situations.

Thankyou for this video a decent easy to understand and able to see how it works

Thanks for teaching!

Thanks so much.

Excellent, many thanks UK

Is it really pupils "is" or "are"? Great video, thanks!

Thank you first time watching your video and loved it. one new fan. Thank you. I love how you explain and especially your energy is great. Thank you!

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Well, great informational Movie. One important point thoug, what does this examination tell us?

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One of my pupils isn't perfectly round. Something I just noticed. Also have loss of balance and dizziness/headaches often. Getting my eyes checked in a couple weeks because not sure what to think of it all 🤷‍♀️

lol you're funny :) Thank you for this video!!

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Thank you for posting this!!! Surprisingly a lot of nurses assess the eyes differently and there is some discrepancy on how to properly do this neuro exam! If there is only one option for pupil size, is it more appropriate to record and report pupil size with room light or direct light with pen light? Thanks!

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Where I’m from we use PEARL “pupils equal and reactive to light”

Although I do have a question, on the neuro chart, there's only space for 1 pupil size. So do I chart the before or after size?

Thank you so much. I'd like to know if when doing the consensual, the degree of constriction is just the same as that of the direct?

I'm so frustrated with accommodation in charting. For 1 it's locked in with all the others as an all or none and 2 I can say it's charted more than 99% of the tjme without ever being checked. And worst of ALL is 90%+ of the nurses don't know what it really is.

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Thank you. Can you do intramuscular injection.

Can you do a video on angels check

Can you assess for accommodation on intubated/confused patient?

I work on an L&D floor and none of the nurses know how to do this on patients. It’s second nature to me because I used to work medsurg-tele so lots of CVA and TIA patients

What is the correct spelling for unequal pupil size Anasocoria or Anisocoria ?

When do we measure the size of pupil when it dilates after constriction?? Do we place that strip of measurement in front of pupil??

Suggest the eye pen please

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It's Anisocoria not anAsocoria

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Accomadation forgot about this

You are funny. I like your lecture. Maybe someone already mentioned it. but It's not Anasocoria, but anisocoria, and your pronunciation also need to be changed. aniso- means "not equal"