Ophthalmology

Part 2

Date: 

Duration: 30 days

Effective Days: 

[1] Fun Day 

[2] Visual Acuity : 

Snellen's, Jaeger's, Pictogram, LogMAR, Landolt's C and E Test

[3] Ocular Examination :

Visual Acuity Testing

External Ocular Examination

Fundus, Visual Field Ex

[4] Astigmatism :

Strum's Conoid

Types - Regular, Irregular

[5] Cataract : 

Aetiological, Morphological Classification

Aetiopathology, Features

Stages of Maturation

Symptoms, Management

Complications

[6] Ocular Movements :

Extraocular Muscles

Actions of Muscles

Unilocular, Bilocular, Conjugate, Disconjugate Movements

Diagnostic Positions

Laws of Ocular Movements

[7] Congenital & Developmental Cataracts :

Aetiology

Clinical Types

[8] Senile Cataract :

Morphological Types

Risk Factors, Clinical Features

LOCS III, Level of Hardness

MSC v/s Leucocoria

ISC v/s Nuclear Sclerosis

[9] Pupillary Light Reflex : 

Pupillary Pathway

Indirect, Direct Reflex

Swinging Flashlight Reflex

Lesions in Pathoway

[10] Ptosis :

Clinico-Aetiological Types

Ocular Examination

Congenital, Acquired Ptosis

[11] Disorders of Eyelid :

Oedema, Inflammatory

Anterior, Seborrhoeic, Ulcerative, Posterior Blepharitis

Tumors

[12] Inflammatory Conditions of Eyelids :

Hordeolum Externum

Chalazion

Hordeolum Internum

[13] Red Eyes : Causes

[14] Tonometry :

Digital, Indentation, Schiotz, Applanation, Goldmann

[15] Fundus Examination :

Distant Direct Ophthalmoscopy

Direct Ophthalmoscopy

Indirect Ophthalmoscopy

[16] Intraocular Lens :

Materials

Sanders-Retzlaff-Kraff Formula

Types, Evolution

[17] Ward Exam :

Pterygium