Abstract： The etiology of intraocular inflammatory disease and its diagnosis is complicated. Currently available and newly emerging systemic and ocular examinations are of important to determine etiology of intraocular inflammatory disorders. But there also exists multiple misunderstanding, and the strategy of their application is not well defined, or even exaggerated. Unprincipled or randomly selection of auxiliary examination would not help for etiology determination, but bring unnecessary pain and economic burden to patients. Establishment of diagnosis thinking of intraocular inflammatory disease is helpful to standardize the diagnosis process of the disease, improve the diagnostic efficiency, and relief patients from the pain and financial burden that caused by too many useless examinations.