A&P - Glasses Rx MKS

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GLASSES RX ANISO

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Provided pt with spec rx - rx modified for pt adaptation. Instructed to wear full time. Edu pt on adaptation to new specs. Pt counseled that binocular vision would be improved with Cl wear vs. spec wear.


BF/PAL

Provided pt with spec rx. Instructed to wear full time. Discussed adaptation to lenses with patient.


BF/PAL + OTC READERS OK

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Provided pt with spec rx for BF/PAL if desired to wear as needed/full time. OTC readers are also ok for near vision tasks; pt understands while wearing, distance vision will be blurry.


GLASSES RX - LIMITED BY CATARACTS

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Pt understands that cataract development may limit BCVA. Provided pt with spec rx to maximize functional vision at this time. Instructed to wear full time. Pt counseled that rx will change after cataract surgery


GLASSES RX - NONE REQUIRED

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. No spec rx required at this time.


GLASSES RX - OTC READERS ONLY

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. OTC readers are recommended for near vision tasks; pt understands that distance vision will be blurry while wearing readers. RTC for refraction to obtain spec rx for BF/PAL if desired to wear as needed/full time.


GLASSES RX - POSTPONED

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Postponed spec rx at this time. RTC for refraction to obtain updated rx as directed.


GLASSES RX - SINGLE VISION

Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Provided pt with spec rx and instructed to wear full time. 




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