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[Results of the evaluation of a self-administered questionnaire in ophthalmology].

The suggested questionnaire in ophthalmology consists of 24 questions of case history and complaints with consideration for age. It was tried with 101 patients. The study has shown that premedical interview helps single out subjects with normal eyes, who have some complaints and therefore should be consulted by an ophthalmologist, and patients with impaired refraction, who should be consulted by an optometrist of ophthalmoergonomist; these groups have made up 10.9, 41.5, and 47.6 percent of those interviewed.