A general eye test is a routine exam conducted to check your vision and eye health. Here's what it typically includes:

1. Visual Acuity Test

Measures how clearly you see at distances.

You’ll read letters on a chart (Snellen chart) from 20 feet away.

2. Refraction Test

Determines your exact eyeglass prescription.

The eye doctor uses a phoropter and asks which lens is clearer.

3. Eye Muscle Movement Test

Checks how well your eyes move together.

You’ll be asked to follow a target in different directions.

4. Pupil Response Test

Tests how your pupils respond to light and objects at different distances.

5. Slit-Lamp Exam

A microscope examines the front parts of your eyes (cornea, lens, iris).

Helps detect cataracts, corneal injuries, or infections.

6. Retinal Exam (Ophthalmoscopy)

The doctor uses a light and magnifying lens to view the back of your eye.

Often done after dilating your pupils.

7. Tonometry

Measures the pressure inside your eye (intraocular pressure) to check for glaucoma.

May use a puff of air or a tiny device to touch the eye.

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