Academic Year:
2017/18
297 - Degree in Optics and Optometry
26816 - Clinical Optometry
Teaching Plan Information
Academic Year:
2017/18
Subject:
26816 - Clinical Optometry
Faculty / School:
100 - Facultad de Ciencias
Degree:
297 - Degree in Optics and Optometry
ECTS:
10.0
Year:
3
Semester:
Annual
Subject Type:
Compulsory
Module:
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5.1. Methodological overview
Introduction
Brief summary
Clinical Optometry is a 10 ECTS credits matter. Constituted by a theoretical and practical activities. In the theoretical part the students should acquire the basics of optometry in a clinical environment while the practical part is devoted to teaching on the daily activities in real clinics. Finally the student should prepare a document about a specific topic on the matter under the supervision of a teacher
Contents
Clinical exploration, anamnesis
Visual acuity measurement techniques
Objective and subjective refraction
Biomicroscopy
Keratometry
Endothelial evaluation
Perimetry, visual field
Posterior pole photography
Ophthalmoscopy, retinography
Angiography
Optical coherence toography
Confocal laser
Polarimetry
Methodology
The learning process is based upon the following items:
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Big group lectures
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Small group workshops
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Per-pair on clinical site practicing on simulated patient
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Per-pair on clinical site practicing on real patient
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Problem-based learning
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Individual or/and small group tutorials
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Open group debate
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Individual research job and oral presentation
5.2. Learning tasks
1.- Activity I (3 ECTS). Theoretical items on Clinical Optometry
Based upon small-group highly-participative workshops. This activity is complemented by individualized tutorials and on-line discussion in open debate forums
Workshop 1. Anterior segment and general basic exploration
Workshop 2. Visual field
Workshop 3. Posterior segment exploration. Structural tests
Workshop 4. Statistics, introduction. Bibliography search
2.- Activity II (4 ECTS). Practical skills that allow the study to perform a complete professional practice
Based upon clinical practices. First small groups from two to three students will work on simulated patient, then on real patients. Practice reports will be made in groups and subsequently the information will be exchanged via ADD in an active on-line process
Workshop 1. Anterior segment and general basic exploration
Workshop 2. Visual field
Workshop 3. Posterior segment exploration. Structural tests
Workshop 4. Practical content review
Workshop 5. Practice on real patient
Workshop 6. Optical refraction
3.- Activity III (3 ECTS)
Individual research project, whose subject will be chosen by the student and under teacher supervision. This activity should be prepared during the course and its goal is to achieve all the programed competences being the student an active agent in his/her learning process. By the end of the course the results will be presented to all the students and teachers.
The evaluation of this project will be based on the adequacy of the subject, the student personal implication, bibliography and its scientific value.
5.3. Syllabus
Contents
Clinical exploration, anamnesis
Visual acuity measurement techniques
Objective and subjective refraction
Biomicroscopy
Keratometry
Endothelial evaluation
Perimetry, visual field
Posterior pole photography
Ophthalmoscopy, retinography
Angiography
Optical coherence toography
Confocal laser
Polarimetry
5.4. Course planning and calendar
Specific dates according to University and Science Faculty
The final project will be presented by the end of the course, the assistance will be mandatory for all the students as part of their learning activities
5.5. Bibliography and recommended resources
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Martín Herranz, Raúl. Manual de optometría / Raúl Martín Herranz, Gerardo Vecilla Antolínez Buenos Aires : Editorial Médica Panamericana, cop. 2011
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Montés-Micó, Robert. Optometria : aspectos avanzados y consideraciones especiales / Robert Montés-Micó . Amsterdam, Barcelona, etc. : Elsevier, 2012
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Montés-Micó, Robert. Optometría : principios básicos y aplicación clínica / Robert Montés-Micó Barcelona : Elsevier, 2011
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