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File:Screening method 1.jpg|Starting at top left in the view, aim to scan a strip that trajects a circular field of view approximately at the clock positions shown... | File:Screening method 1.jpg|Starting at top left in the view, aim to scan a strip that trajects a circular field of view approximately at the clock positions shown... | ||
File:Screening method 2.jpg|...When reaching the end, set your eyes on any object at the edge of the strip that you just scanned... | File:Screening method 2.jpg|...When reaching the end, set your eyes on any object at the edge of the strip that you just scanned... | ||
File:Screening method 3.jpg|...Move the field of view over so that the object is seen on the opposite side. The new strip to be scanned will now be juxtaposed to the one you previously scanned. | File:Screening method 3.jpg|...Move the field of view over so that the object is seen on the opposite side. The new strip to be scanned will now be juxtaposed to the one you previously scanned, both making sure you don't miss any area, as well as minimizing redundant scanning. | ||
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*Look in particular for whatever is '''requested''' or '''suspected''' on the requisition form or equivalent. | *Look in particular for whatever is '''requested''' or '''suspected''' on the requisition form or equivalent. | ||