Straight A Nursing. Passed the CCRN examination! Woo-hoo!!! I took the examination for my CCRN on Monday and am happy to report that I passed :-). The experience itself reminded me a lot of taking NCLEX, but more miserable and less pressure.
Ideally diabetes is found before there is diabetic retinopathy, but a good eye doctor can see evidence of several conditions and diseases, like lupus and diabetes, sometimes even before your primary care physician is able to find them.
You're likely to see an ophthalmologist for a diagnosis, which is generally based on your medical history and an exam. The ophthalmologist likely will perform the following eye tests: A routine eye exam. Your eye doctor will check your vision and your ability to perceive colors and measure your side (peripheral) vision. Ophthalmoscopy. During this examination, your doctor shines a bright light into your eye and examines the structures at the back of your eye.