What screening result would lead to PCP referral due to muscle balance testing?

Occasionally passes muscle balance tests

Repeatedly fails either of the muscle balance tests

Muscle balance testing looks at how well both eyes align and work together. If a child repeatedly fails either test, it signals a likely binocular vision or alignment issue that needs a professional evaluation, so a referral to the primary care physician or an eye specialist is appropriate. One-off failures can be due to testing conditions or momentary difficulty, but repeating failures point to a real problem. If the child is never tested or always passes, there’s no evidence from this screening to justify a referral.

Never tested for muscle balance

Always passes

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