Ophthalmic Skills Series Part 4/5. 

I'm a research coordinator in ophthalmology. These videos are great. Thanks guys.

Isn't 7 on the lower side?

the patient : my eyes aching me doc! the doc : well, it could be your IOP.. let 's measure it. patient : ok 🙄 the doc : let me just put on my condom. the patient : 😳🤨😒

Excellent video! Very helpful and informative

thanks alot ,actually i have a question isn't 7 mmhg is hypotensive ?

I really like you and your interns' videos. I wish you'd have included pressure ranges and what they mean, as I forgot and had to go look up again... 12-22 mm Hg normal; and higher may indicate glaucoma. Also, patient may have slightly elevated ocular hypertension, without signs of glaucoma; etc..

Why don't u capture or stream video of how macula, retinA looks like from behind the eye?

👍 nice tutorial. Many ER's now also use transpalpebral, scleral tonometer.

Thank you , thats realy was very helpfull. Just in 5 min of a video i miss focused to Sumaiah che , its looks that some one bited her.

Perfect

It’s a good thing I keep those mini-condoms in my wallet.........

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Thanks

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