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Question: What are the “three vital signs” of ophthalmology?
Answer: The three “vital signs” are vision, pupil, and eye pressure. These three measurements are of prime importance and are also the first three things you check at the beginning of the exam. All three of these measurements change once you dilate the eyes.
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Comment by RAMBO — May 8, 2010 @ 8:40 pm
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