ophthalmoscope

I am now about to examine you with the ophthalmoscope.

She could not take her eyes off the ophthalmoscope.

He began to examine Marty's left eye with an ophthalmoscope.

She straightened in surprise and flipped off the ophthalmoscope light.

I moved over to a cupboard for the ophthalmoscope.

"Grab an ophthalmoscope and look at the guy's nerve heads in both eyes.

Also, he is credited for promoting usage of the ophthalmoscope in England.

To see inside the eye, an ophthalmoscope is needed, since light is not reflected out.

This type of ophthalmoscope is most commonly used during a routine physical examination.

They may become apparent with an ophthalmoscope and some visual field loss at the end of adolescence.

Both extremities of the organ are clearly visible through the ophthalmoscope.

A red reflex can be seen when looking at a patient's pupil through a direct ophthalmoscope.

Using a special light, called an ophthalmoscope, your doctor can see the arteries in the back of your eyes.

He Seized an ophthalmoscope and peered into the depths.

But in the late 1800's, devices like the ophthalmoscope and the X-ray came into wide use.

The professional will use an ophthalmoscope, an instrument that projects light, to examine the back of your eyeball.

He sets down the otoscope and picks up the ophthalmoscope.

This was in contrast to the Army medical facilities, which between them had two clinical thermometers and one ophthalmoscope.

He was one of the first physicians to use the laryngoscope and the ophthalmoscope.

Etheridge had been right in there with the old ophthalmoscope, looking into Peter's eye.

He peeled back Skeet's eyelids, one at a time, and examined his eyes with an ophthalmoscope.

General practitioners, however, may not be confident in the use of an ophthalmoscope since they rarely need to use one.

Jim grabbed an ophthalmoscope and examined both of Jace's eyes.

She removed the ophthalmoscope, leaving him momentarily blinded, but he could hear her rummaging around for something.

An ophthalmoscope allows a health care provider to see through your pupil and lens to the retina.