BSc Optometry

• POAG/PACG • Angle Assessment • Anterior chamber angle structures • Shaffer Grading system • Acute angle closure – signs/symptoms

Includes Different Types of Keratitis:  Infectious - Bacterial, Viral, Protozoal, Fungal  Non-infectious - Inflammatory, Exposure, Latrogenic

Corneal Degenerations and Dystrophies in following structures: • Epithelium • Corneal stroma • Endothelium

Objectives: • Identify the clinical characteristics of episcleritis and scleritis • Differentiate between episcleritis and scleritis • Understand the management of episcleritis and scleritis

• Classify the different types of uveitis • Recognise the signs of uveitis • Describe the complications of uveitis • Understand the management of uveitis

• Define what a cataract is • Awareness of prevalence of cataract • Demonstrate understanding of the classification of cataract • Describe the clinical features of different types of cataract and the impact on visual acuity

• Anterior (~75%)  Iritis  Iridocyclitis • Intermediate  Posterior ciliary body (pars plana), extreme periphery of retina and choroid • Posterior  Retina and choroid • Panuveitis

• Glaucoma Definition • Glaucoma Classification • Open angle v Closed angle • Trio of Tests to detect - IOP, Optic Disc Assessment, Visual Field • Treatment of POAG and Ocular Hypertension

• POAG/PACG • Angle Assessment • Anterior chamber angle structures • Shaffer Grading system • Acute angle closure – signs/symptoms

Describe the clinical features associated with each grade of DR Understand the management associated with each grade of DR