Methods of Ocular Examination Recording

What’s covered?

• Perfect your History & Symptoms
• Prelim exams (CT, OM and Pupils)
• Retinoscopy tips
• Near ADD
• Binocular status
• Extra tips (Direct, GAT, CL Fit)
• Recognise ocular diseases and learn how to manage them

Competencies covered: 

Unit 3 – Direct Observation
6.1.5 – Recognises common ocular abnormalities and refers when appropriate.
6.1.8 – Evaluates glaucoma risk factors to detect glaucoma and refer accordingly.
6.1.10 – Recognises, evaluates and manages diabetic eye disease and refers accordingly.
6.1.14 – Assesses signs and symptoms of neurological significance.
6.1.15 – Recognises adverse ocular reactions to medication.