The Functional Vision Exam: Why Our Intake Forms Are Loaded With Behaviors

Update: 2025-09-03

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What makes a behavioral optometry intake form different? In this episode we dive into why the case history is the most essential part of an examination; we'll discuss certain specific intake form history questions, the importance of observing the whole person, and go over a patient's goals through working with a behavioral optometrist.

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The Functional Vision Exam: Why Our Intake Forms Are Loaded With Behaviors

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The Functional Vision Exam: Why Our Intake Forms Are Loaded With Behaviors

Justin Chelette, OD FAAO

The Functional Vision Exam: Why Our Intake Forms Are Loaded With Behaviors