NYSOA K-D TEST

an objective indirect method of evaluating visual tracking and saccadic eye movements without the use of sophisticated instrumentation. Used for routine school screening or office examinations - the test is quick, easy to score and can be administered by non-eye care practitioners. Investigates some of the oculomotor skills involved in reading, identifying children whose visual performance is below the expected norm. Requires minimum time to administer and interpret, making it practical for use by non-optometrist when used in conjunction with a complete visual analysis. Consists of one demonstration card and three test cards - developed by: Drs. King and Devick, Illinois College of Optometry