Examination with handheld ophthalmoscope

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What is the best way to position a patient for examination with a handheld ophthalmoscope? Face-to-face with the patient's eyes close to the height of the examiner With the patient sitting well below the examiner, such as on a chair, so that their eyes can be viewed from above With the patient lying supine With the patient's eyes at least 10 inches above the examiner With the patient directly on the side of the examiner at a 90-degree angle.

Reference no: EM133688006

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