Why do children in Zhongshan ophthalmology need parents to accompany them for eye examination?
Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department is a hospital specializing in the treatment of ophthalmic diseases. In order to ensure the accuracy and effectiveness of children's eye tests, the accompanying of parents is very necessary. The following will explain in detail the reasons why children in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department need to be accompanied by their parents for eye examination from four aspects: professional knowledge, children's psychological needs, treatment plans and assistance to doctors for examination.
1. Professional knowledge
Eye examination is a highly professional work, which is often difficult for children without relevant background knowledge to understand. As the guardian of the child, parents have a more comprehensive understanding of the child's eye conditions, and have mastered the child's life habits and eye disease history and other important information. In the process of eye examination, optometrists and doctors can learn these information through communication with parents, judge children's vision problems more accurately, and formulate targeted treatment plans.
In addition, parents' knowledge and experience are also very important for children's vision protection. Through communication with doctors, they can learn how to use electronic products correctly, pay attention to eye hygiene, maintain correct sight distance, etc., so as to reduce children's vision problems.
2. Children's psychological needs
Children's psychological needs need to be fully met in the process of eye examination. Many children are afraid and nervous about hospitals and unfamiliar inspection equipment, and are prone to anxiety. The accompanying parents can provide them with a sense of security and support, ease their fears, and make them more relaxed to accept the examination.
At the same time, accompanying parents can help children better cooperate with doctors. Sometimes, children will not cooperate with doctors for ophthalmic examination. At this time, parents can communicate with them and appease them, so that they can better cooperate with doctors to improve the accuracy and effect of the examination.
3. Treatment plan
For different types of eye diseases, doctors often need to formulate treatment plans according to the specific conditions of children. Accompanying parents can provide more accurate information to help doctors understand children's daily life and learning environment, so as to better develop treatment plans.
In addition, parents can also discuss the feasibility and risks of the treatment plan with the doctor to better understand the children's eye problems and the expected treatment effect. This can increase parents' confidence, improve children's treatment cooperation, and then promote the recovery of diseases.
4. Assist the doctor to check
The accompanying parents can also assist the doctor in the ophthalmic examination of children. In some sensitive examinations, children are often difficult to cooperate normally and prone to errors. Parents can help doctors stabilize their children's emotions and keep their heads and bodies stable, which is conducive to accurate examination by doctors.
In addition, during the examination, parents can also provide relevant information to help doctors better observe the eyes, thus reducing the probability of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. Parents' professional assistance is of great significance to the accuracy and effectiveness of children's ophthalmic examinations.
Summary
To sum up, there are four reasons for the need for parents to accompany children in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department for eye examination: professional knowledge, children's psychological needs, treatment plans and assisting doctors in the examination. The accompanying parents can provide doctors with more accurate information and data during the eye examination, help doctors develop treatment plans and improve the accuracy and effect of the examination. At the same time, accompanying parents can also meet children's psychological needs, ease their fears, improve cooperation in examinations, and protect children's eye health.
