OPT 5421 Clinical Optometry II
Three hours of lecture and three hours of lab per week. Introduction to optometric examination techniques to include the theoretical basis for detection, diagnosis and management of refractive error, binocular functions, and related conditions. Emphasis is placed on a consummate understanding of the etiology and functional basis of refractive error and visual anomalies as the basis for accurate and effective diagnosis and management. Monocular and binocular refractive techniques, retinoscopy, ophthalmoscopy, accommodation and vergence tests will be studied. A case-based approached to the integration of data will be used to develop critical thinking skills and a practical use of data in development of diagnoses and treatment plans.
Offered
Spring