Date MM slash DD slash YYYY Patient's Name*Professional's Name*Please rate the following signs and symptoms according to your current observations and/or your patient's current reports about how his/her eyes feel. Indicate the frequency of these signs and symptoms using the following number scale: Score 0 for Never, 1 for Infrequently, 2 for Sometimes, 3 for Fairly Often, 4 for Always Legend: N= Never , I= Infrequently , S= Sometimes , FO= Fairly Often , A= AlwaysEyes feel tired while reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Eyes feel uncomfortable while reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Headaches when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Feels sleepy when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Loss of concentration when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Trouble remembering what he/she has read* N I S FO A Double vision* N I S FO A Words move, jump, swim, or appear to float on the page* N I S FO A Slow reader* N I S FO A Eyes hurt when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Eyes feel sore when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A "Pulling feeling" around eyes when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Words blur or go in and out of focus when reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Loss of place while reading or doing close work* N I S FO A Re-reads the same line of words or omits words when reading* N I S FO A Overwhelmed by crowded places (i.e. mall, super-market, etc.)* N I S FO A Loss of peripheral vision (side vision)* N I S FO A Loss of balance* N I S FO A Illusion of false motion (i.e. room spinning, swaying, etc)* N I S FO A Difficulty with peripherial vision (side vision)* N I S FO A Difficulties using both sides of body together* N I S FO A Bothered by repeated patterns* N I S FO A Poor sense of direction* N I S FO A Overlooks small details (read beak for break) or misreads math symbols (- for +)* N I S FO A Short attention span/easily distracted* N I S FO A Sub TotalsTotal Score**Total scores greater than or equal to 16 warrant a consultation with a Developmental Optometrist specializing in Neuro-optometric Rehabilitation.EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.