In our third Anatomy Dissected video, Ellie Fahy explores the oculomotor nerve, and it's function for movement of the eye and surrounding structures. Discover the pathway of the nerve, discover its function, and understand several clinical correlates. Follow along and try Complete Anatomy for FREE today: https://3d4medical.com/support/complete-anatomy/setup-guide?trial #CompleteAnatomy #3D4Medical #Elsevier #Anatomy #MedStudent #MedTech #MedStudents #AnatomyLearning #CranialNerves #OculomotorNer

Oculomotor tests in kids evaluate how well a child’s eyes move and work together. These tests are commonly used by pediatricians, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, optometrists, and neurologists to assess visual tracking, coordination, and neurological function. Fixation Test Child focuses on a stationary object (toy, pen light). Assesses ability to maintain steady gaze. Look for: eye drifting, nystagmus, inability to hold gaze. 🧠 Why Oculomotor Testing Is Important It helps identify: