Moving a finger in an "H" pattern in front of your patient's eyes tests:
A) accommodation.
B) extraocular muscles.
C) visual acuity.
D) corneal reflex.

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Moving a finger in an "H" pattern in front of a patient's eyes tests the six extraocular muscles that control eye movements. This is known as the "Hirschberg test" or "cover-uncover test" and is used to assess the alignment and coordination of the eyes. Accommodation, visual acuity, and corneal reflex are assessed through other tests.

Moving a Finger in an "H" Pattern in Front of Your