The Bench · v1.0 (2026-07-29)

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Sections

Dix-Hallpike rows

Vestibular examination

Blank. Fill in by hand.

Sheet

For
Date

History

Timing — continuous, episodic, or chronic
Triggers — position, standing, spontaneous
Duration of a typical attack
Hearing change, aural fullness, tinnitus
Headache, neck pain, recent trauma

Oculomotor

Spontaneous nystagmus — direction, and with fixation removed
Gaze-evoked — does the direction change with gaze
Smooth pursuit
Saccades — accuracy, latency, intrusions

Dix-Hallpike

Record each position separately. Latency, direction, duration and fatigability are assessed in that order.

Side tested
Latency
Direction of the fast phase
Duration
Side tested
Latency
Direction of the fast phase
Duration

Supine roll

Right — direction and intensity
Left — direction and intensity
Which side was more intense

Head impulse and skew

Head impulse — right
Head impulse — left
Alternate cover — vertical correction

Balance and gait

Romberg / sharpened Romberg
Gait — with and without head turns
Standing surface and vision conditions tested

Notes