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POLICY STATEMENT Vision Screening for Infants and Children A Joint Statement of the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus and the American Academy of OphthalmologyPolicy: The

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How to fill out vision screening for infants:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary materials for the vision screening, such as a vision screening card, a pen or pencil, and a light source.
2. Position the infant in a comfortable and safe position, such as lying on their back.
3. Hold the vision screening card approximately 14 inches away from the infant's face, ensuring that it is well-lit and there is no glare.
4. Observe the infant's visual response to the different patterns or images on the card. Look for signs of visual fixation, eye tracking, or any abnormalities in their eye movements.
5. Record the infant's responses on the screening card, noting any specific details or reactions observed.
6. Repeat the process with different images or patterns on the card to assess the infant's visual acuity and overall eye health.
7. Once the vision screening is completed, review the recorded responses and determine if any further action or follow-up is necessary, such as referring the infant to a pediatric ophthalmologist if any concerns are identified.

Who needs vision screening for infants:

1. All infants should undergo vision screening as a part of their routine well-child check-ups.
2. Vision screening is especially important for infants with a family history of eye disorders or conditions, as they may be at higher risk for visual impairments.
3. Certain medical conditions or prematurity may also increase the need for vision screening in infants.
4. Regular vision screening in infants helps in early detection and intervention for any potential vision problems, promoting healthy visual development and overall well-being.

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