I didn't know at the time what the test was for, but I think they did take my eye pressure. There was a device with a small clear plastic extension that was lit, that was touched to each eye after they gave me anesthetic drops. No one mentioned anything about unusual eye pressure, though.
I saw the opthalmologist today. As expected, he found optic nerve swelling, and wanted to find out what's causing he. I'm waiting to be called back to schedule an MRI of my head/eyes, and a visual field test. Even though I kept saying I was on dialysis, they still sent me downstairs to have my BUN and creatinine tested to see if it was safe to give me contrast with the MRI. Of course, BUN and creatinine have nothing to do with it when your kidney function is so low that you're on dialysis. But whatever, stick me again, I like it!Oddly, for the few hours that my eyes were artificially dilated due to the drops they gave me, I could see very well indoors - the wide dilation counteracted the darkness I've been experiencing. But outside, everything was way too bright and blurry.