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  • My First KSS

    January 10, 2019 | POSTED BY Bryce St. Clair | Clinical Optometry, Posterior Segment, Retina

    Kearns-Sayre Syndrome   My ocular disease professor once told our class, “It’s not rare if it’s in your chair.” He explained that if a patient manifested signs or symptoms of diseases such as uncommon syndromes, retinal...

    Tags: Kearns-Sayre Syndrome, KSS, low vision, ophthalmoplegia, PEO, retina, retinitis, RP
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    Top 10 Articles of 2018

    December 31, 2018 | POSTED BY Jade McLachlin | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls, Events., News, Optometry School, OptometryStudents.com, Scope of Practice

    Happy New Year 2019! Whether you are kicking off a new semester or beginning your final rotation (last semester, fourth year students!), the start of the new year gives a chance for reflection. As 2019 gets started, we wanted to share our...

    Tags: articles, best of, bestof2018, clinicalpearls, NBEO, news, scopeofpractice, top10
  • senior patient, slit lamp

    Going Retro: A Guide to Retroillumination

    December 23, 2018 | POSTED BY Shannon Chiu | Anterior Segment, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls, Posterior Segment

    Retroillumination   Retroillumination from the fundus is a quick and easy way to examine the lens, iris, and cornea. The red reflex, the reflection of light off the back of the eye, can be used to highlight opacities in the cornea...

    Tags: cataract, clinical, iridotomy, Pacific, pseudoexfoliation, PXE, retroillumination, Scheie, skills, slit lamp, TID
  • pills on a prescription pad

    Dry Eye – Drug Chart

    November 5, 2018 | POSTED BY Jade McLachlin | Anterior Segment, Articles, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls, News, Study Resources

    Dry eye is constantly in the news and the way we treat it is always changing. We wanted to give you something that would help keep track of some of the prescription drugs, over the counter drugs, and artificial tears that you will commonly...

    Tags: artificial tears, Clinical Optometry, dry eye, optometry, prescribed drugs, study tips
  • pills on a prescription pad

    Guide to Cap Colors and Commonly Prescribed Drugs

    | POSTED BY Jade McLachlin | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls, Study Resources

    Have you ever been in clinic and suddenly lost the simplest of knowledge, like what the cap colors of certain drugs represent? Well fear no more! We have created a very simplified chart of some of the most commonly prescribed drugs and...

    Tags: cap color, eye drops, medications, prescribed drugs, study tips
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