On All About Vision, explain the main differences between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist. Based on the article, describe their primary services and advise when it's appropriate to see each type of eye doctor. Additionally, explain why and when a pediatric eye doctor might be necessary for a child.
Navigate to 'allaboutvision.com'. Locate and click on the 'Eye Care' section. Find and click on the article titled 'Optometrist vs. Ophthalmologist: How to Choose an Eye Doctor'. Read the article to identify the distinctions between optometrists and ophthalmologists, their services, and when to choose each. Identify the specific roles and services of a pediatric eye doctor and when they are recommended. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the prompt. State the main differences between optometrists and ophthalmologists, their services, when to see each, and the role of a pediatric eye doctor.
Successfully navigates to the 'Eye Care' section and the specified article. Clearly explains that optometrists primarily handle routine eye exams, contact lenses, and medical management of common eye diseases, while ophthalmologists are medical doctors who can perform eye surgery and treat complex eye conditions. Advises that optometrists are suitable for routine care, whereas ophthalmologists are for specialized medical or surgical needs. Explains that a pediatric eye doctor (either an optometrist or ophthalmologist specializing in children) is necessary for children's unique vision development and specific conditions like strabismus or congenital cataracts. Does not click on any 'Book an Eye Exam' or 'Find Eye Doctor' buttons.