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    The Little Things: Pediatric Exam Elements for Optometrists

    December 30, 2019 | POSTED BY Jennifer Krueger | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls

    When it comes to having a young child in your exam chair, how prepared do you feel? Do you know what to expect from a 3-year old? 5-year old? 12-year old? If your response is anything other than “completely prepared,” let’s spend a...

    Tags: children, developmental milestones, exam elements, examination techniques, pediatric, pediatric eye exam, pediatrics, visual acuity
  • Why You Should Go On a Mission Trip in Optometry School

    August 25, 2019 | POSTED BY Hannah Busroe | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Involvement, Optometry School

    Are you passionate about serving others? If so, then a mission trip is for you.   My name is Hannah Busroe and I want to share with you my experience this past year traveling to El Salvador on an optometric service trip. I...

    Tags: community, community involvement, Community Service, el salvador, helping others, international service, mission trip, optometry school, service trip, SVOSH, volunteering
  • Real-World Applications of Ophthalmic Optics, Part 1: The Importance of Optical Measurements

    August 19, 2019 | POSTED BY Jennifer Krueger | Clinical Optometry, Optometry School, Post-Optometry School

    The Importance of Optical Measurements Picture this situation: Your small, but thriving, private practice has two opticians, both of whom are busy helping other patients. You walk up to the front desk to see what else is on the books for...

    Tags: eye glasses, frames, lenses, measurements, ophthalmic lenses, ophthalmic optics, optical, Progressive, pupillary distance
  • What You Need to Know Before Going on an Optometry Mission Trip

    August 13, 2019 | POSTED BY Sherene Vazhappilly | Clinical Optometry, Events., Involvement, Optometry School

    Quick Tips for Mission Trips Many students go on mission trips over the summer break. These trips are organized by many groups, including RAM, FCO, and SVOSH. Students travel around the country and around the world to pop-up clinics. The...

    Tags: community, fco, mission, mission trip, public health, ram, serving, SVOSH, VOSH
  • Computer Vision Syndrome: An Overview

    June 4, 2019 | POSTED BY Jessica Palmer | Clinical Optometry, News

    Put Down the Devices, Prevent Eye Strain As I spend extended amounts of time on my computer, my eyes are aching and burning. My phone feels so bright and my eyes are straining after looking for a long time.  Over the past few...

    Tags: asthenopia, Clinical Optometry, Computer Vision Syndrome, device, devices, eye strain, pediatrics, retina
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