This document describes the confrontation visual field test procedure in 3 stages: 1. The examiner seats the patient and occludes the non-tested eye. They face the patient at 1 meter and occlude their eye opposite the patient's occluded eye. 2. Finger counting is done by quickly presenting and retracting 1 finger in each visual field quadrant twice, then repeating across quadrants. Simultaneous counting uses 1-2 fingers in opposite quadrants and asks the patient to sum. 3. Simultaneous comparison holds identical objects toward the patient's central and eccentric vision, asking about brightness differences. A diagram should show the 3 test stages and note a normal result as counting fingers fully.