Participatory Medicine: Medical Interpretation for the Optometric Eye Exam

"Which is better, one or two?" This course will cover what to expect when a patient receives an eye and vision examination with optometry or ophthalmology. Included is pertinent family history, patient medications, and systemic diseases that affect the eyes and vision. The course will also detail refraction, or the determination of the eyeglass prescription, binocular vision, and the ocular health exam. Introduction to the multiple special instruments used uniquely in eye care will round out the course.

PRO TIP: Allow yourself 2 hours to watch the entire video in one sitting to more easily receive your certificate upon completion.
CEU Credit Offering
  • OHA: Skills, Other

    2.0 Units
    • CCHI

      2.0 Units
    • NBCMI/IMIA

      0.20 Units

    Instructor Bio: James Kundart, OD, PhD

    James Kundart, OD, PhD: After five years in private practice, James been teaching optometry at Pacific University since 2005. He teaches three core courses, three electives, and two vision science courses, in addition to running our 3D Vision Service at Pacific Eye Clinic, Beaverton, since he opened that clinic over a decade ago. More information about can be found here: https://www.pacificu.edu/about/directory/people/james-kundart -od-phd-med-faao-fcovd