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Day 1 (1): Anatomy of the Orbit, Eyelid and Lacrimal System
Borders of the bony orbit,
7 bones of the bony orbit,
Descriptors of the bony orbit
117
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Day 1 (2): Basic Clinical Evaluation of Orbital Diseases
What are the 6 basic p s of orbit...,
Pain what to ask in the history,
Common differentials for orbital ...
41
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Day 1 (3): Radiology in Orbital Diseases
How to describe findings in the d...,
Indication of radiographs of the ...,
Conventional reference point of t...
62
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Day 2 (1): Physiology of the Eyelids and Methods of Examination
Upper and lower eyelid with respe...,
Layers of the eyelids,
Functions of the eyelids
59
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Day 2 (2): Obstruction of the Lacrimal Drainage System
Classification of lacrimal draina...,
Pertinent points in the history o...,
Pertinent points in the pe of con...
29
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Day 2 (3): Basic Clinical Evaluation of the Lacrimal Drainage System
What are the parts of the lacrima...,
What are the general causes of ex...,
Why is lid globe apposition impor...
33
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Day 3 (1): Anatomy of the Cornea, Sclera, Conjunctiva and Tear Film
What are the outer coats of the e...,
Functions of the cornea,
What are the characteristics of t...
67
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Day 3 (2): Physiology, Immunology and Wound Healing of the Cornea, Conjunctiva and Ocular Surface
Factors that contribute to cornea...,
Responsible for the avascularity ...,
What are the nutrition sources of...
41
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Day 3 (3): Ocular Microbiology
Normal flora of the outer eye con...,
Most common infectious cause of b...,
Most common infectious cause of c...
87
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Day 4 (1): Anatomy and Physiology of the Lens and Cataract
What is the crystalline lens,
Discuss the embryology of the cry...,
What are suture lines
17
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Day 4 (2): Biometry
Triad of visual outcome,
Why do keratometry when implantin...,
What is keratometry
41
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Day 4 (3): Cataract Surgery
Define visual impairment,
Define blindness,
Risk factors for cataract formation
52
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Day 5 (1): Optics
Why does refraction of light happen,
What two variables affect the ref...,
What is the index of refraction
37
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Day 5 (2): Refraction
What does refraction mean,
What are the different kinds of r...,
What are the steps in refraction
45
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Day 5 (3): Contact Lens Fundamentals
What are the basic contact lens p...,
Advantages of rigid gas permeable...,
What are the steps when fitting f...
14
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Day 5 (4): Optics of Intraocular Lenses
What happens in an emmetropic pha...,
What happens in an emmetropic eye...,
Earliest iols were made of what m...
19
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Day 6 (1): Pachymetry, Specular Microscopy, Keratometry and Fundamentals of Corneal Topography
What is pachymetry,
What are the different kinds of p...,
What are corneal biomechanics ana...
28
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Day 6 (2): Slit-Lamp Biomicroscopy
Gold standard for the assessment ...,
Indications for use of the slit lamp,
Common accessories used with the ...
41
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Day 6 (3): Basics of Excimer Laser Refractive Surgery
What is refractive surgery,
What are examples of refractive s...,
What is an excimer laser
32
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Day 7 (1): Basics of Low Vision Rehabilitation
Visual disorder vs impairment vs ...,
What is low vision,
Ranges of visual impairment
32
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Day 7 (2): Anatomy of the Internal Eye
What are the,
What are the boundaries of the po...,
Delineation between the superior ...
38
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Day 7 (3): Physiology of the Retina and the Vitreous
What are the two primary function...,
Four types of layers of the retina,
What is the retinal neuronal chain
36
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Day 7(4): Visualizing the Ocular Fundus
What is direct ophthalmoscopy,
Indications for direct ophthalmos...,
Advantages of direct ophthalmoscopy
38
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Day 8 (1): Pathology of the Retina and Vitreous
What are the causes of retinal edema,
How does increased intravascular ...,
How does retinal ischemia cause r...
37
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Day 8 (2): Introduction to Fundus Fluorescein Angiography
What is fluorescein,
What are the ophthalmologic appli...,
What is the blood supply of the r...
26
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Day 8 (3): Ultrasonography of the Posterior Segment
What is ultrasound,
What are the indications advantag...,
What is the piezoelectric effect
35
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Day 9 (1): Anatomy and Physiology of the Uveal Tract
What is the uvea,
Where are the uvea and the sclera...,
What are the parts of the uvea
18
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Day 9 (2): Pathophysiology of Ocular Inflammation
What is the immune system,
What are the progenitor cells of ...,
What are the cells involved in th...
39
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Day 9 (3): Common Clinical Presentation of the Uveitis Patient
What is uveitis,
How is uveitis classified,
How is uveitis classified accordi...
19
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Day 10 (1): Glaucoma Anatomy, IOP and Aqueous Humor Dynamics
What is the limbus,
What is the main route of aqueous...,
What are the different zones in t...
54
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Day 10 (2): Basic Pathology of Glaucoma
What is glaucoma,
How is glaucoma diagnosed and cla...,
What is the lamina cribrosa
54
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Day 10 (3): Evaluation of the Anterior Segment in Glaucoma
What is gonioscopy,
Why can t the aca be visualized w...,
What are the different kinds of g...
27
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Day 10 (4): Evaluation of the ONH and RNFL in Glaucoma
Cardinal features of glaucomatous on,
What are the five parameters asse...,
What is the normal optic disc size
24
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Day 11 (1): Anatomy and Physiology of the Extraocular Muscles
What are extraocular muscles,
What are the two types of eom fib...,
What are the 7 extraocular muscles
38
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Day 11 (2): Binocular Single Vision
What is binocular single vision,
What are the prerequisites for bi...,
What are the advantages of binocu...
29
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Day 11 (3): Basic Motility and Vision Examination
What is normal retinal correspond...,
What is anomalous retinal corresp...,
What are the two types of arc
52
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Day 12 (1): The Pupil
What is the pupil,
What is hippus or pupillary unrest,
What is the near reflex
27
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Day 12 (2): The Afferent Visual System
What are the components of the bo...,
What is the superior orbital fissure,
What is the infraorbital fissure
43
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Day 12 (3): The Efferent Visual System
What is the ultimate purpose of t...,
What are the two basic human eye ...,
What parts of the brain are invol...
61
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Day 12 (4): Neuro-Ophthalmic Evaluation
What are the pertinent symptoms e...,
What are the common descriptors u...,
What
28
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Day 13 (1): Ocular Immunology and Inflammation
What is uveitis,
What are the cells involved in th...,
Discuss the components and the ch...
24
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Day 13 (2): Practical Ocular Pathology
What are the components of a prop...,
What are the parts of the gross e...,
What are the stains routinely use...
27
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Day 14 (1): Ocular Genetics
Why the need for ocular genetics,
Review of genetics concepts,
Differentiate autosomal dominant ...
7
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Day 14 (2): Ocular Pharmacology
What are the different methods of...,
What are examples of topical anes...,
Differentiate the mydriatics vs m...
15
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