Obtainment should include

taking patient history (e.g., medical, social/lifestyle, employment, ocular, surgical)
using appropriate ophthalmic terminology, acronyms, and abbreviations
observing a patient for physical evidence of health
asking a patient to describe the chief complaint
recording the chief complaint (e.g., date of onset, intensity, duration, severity, location)
recording patient information obtained from interview and observations.

Process/Skill Questions:

How can a patient’s employment affect his/her visual health and wellbeing?
How can lifestyle affect visual health and wellbeing?
What medical conditions can affect your visual health?
What is the importance of understanding the circumstances of a patient’s chief complaint?