30-Hours Diploma in Optometry
Credit hours
3
Learn how the eye works and how vision is assessed, starting with eye anatomy and common visual disorders. Units explain eye examinations, refraction and visual acuity testing, eye diseases, prescription lenses and contact lens care, and the diagnostic equipment used in practice. A helpful introduction for optical assistants and those interested in eye care careers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Eye Anatomy and Physiology
- 02Common Visual Disorders and Their Diagnosis
- 03Optometric Eye Examinations and Techniques
- 04Refraction and Visual Acuity Testing
- 05Diagnosis and Management of Eye Diseases
- 06Optical Dispensing and Prescription Lenses
- 07Contact Lenses: Fitting and Care
- 08Diagnostic Equipment in Optometry
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