Are you an optometrist hesitant to order and utilize laboratory diagnostics or imaging for your patients? Are you a student uncomfortable or unsure where to start?
Laboratory medicine and diagnostic imaging is necessary in caring for and properly managing your patients. Education, training, professional licensure, and scope of practice laws permit optometry with the ability to order and obtain these outside diagnostic studies as it relates to the eye and visual system.
The goal of this book is to present pertinent high-yield clinical information and insight into common diagnostic labs and imaging most relevant to your daily practice.
In this book you will discover:
This book skips academic jargon and is a great starting point to become comfortable with ordering and utilizing lab and imaging results to more effectively manage your patients.
As recently as 1940, contact lenses did not exist for Americans. Invisible Vision is the hidden story of the man who brought them into existence, trained doctors and opticians to fit them, and developed the country's largest contact lens manufacturing company that started the industry. Despite these accomplishments, few people know his name or background. The surprising and inspiring life of Dr. Newton K. Wesley-born to Japanese immigrant parents who arrived at the turn of the 19th century, and eventually rising to create the US contact lens market-is a story of survival and flourishing against the odds.
Dr. Wesley gives hope to those starting life and businesses from nothing as someone who earned success in the face of loss: he was a US Citizen who lost everything in WWII, even his wife and two children who were incarcerated in Japanese American war camps, while he remained free to start a new life and career. His tale is one of perseverance with a big payoff.
From Spectacle-Making Trade to Scholarly Profession takes a look at the long span of optometry history, with a primary focus on the United States: examining its path from spectacle making to its current status as a profession with strong academic standing integrated into today's health care system. Along with an overview of the history of optometry from the invention of spectacles to recent years, the book considers the maturation of the optometric examination from simple trial and error of spectacles to today's comprehensive eye and vision examination; the history of optometric education from the brief instructional programs offered in the late nineteenth century to the challenging academic programs of the present; and the increasing sophistication of optometric publications. Optometrists and other readers will gain an appreciation for the struggles, advancements, and contributions of optometry.
Foundations of Vision Rehabilitation Therapy continues the legacy of Paul Ponchillia and Sue Ponchillia's seminal work Foundations of Rehabilitation Teaching with Persons Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired. After it was published in 1996, that book quickly established itself as an essential reference for vision rehabilitation professionals.
Foundations of Vision Rehabilitation Therapy by Helen Lee and Jennifer Ottowitz builds on that important work, reflecting changes in the field over the past two decades. One major development is a change in terminology. In 2004, The Academy or Certification for Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals (ACVREP), the certifying body for rehabilitation teachers, changed the professional designation from rehabilitation teacher to vision rehabilitation therapist. This new edition also benefits from the significant increase in technology resources as well as advances in research since 1996.
Foundations of Vision Rehabilitation Therapy reflects the contemporary understanding of adult learning and skill building, providing proven techniques to help people with visual impairments develop skills and gain confidence that will equip them to lead independent, fulfilling lives.
A practical, accessible and insightful handbook on reading the eye.
The human eye is a blueprint of the body's genetically inherited strengths and weaknesses: a comprehensive health profile that allows one to make informed dietary and lifestyle choices that fully support one's unique constitution.
This book is a guide to the often-misunderstood subject; a practical manual that can be easily used by medical professionals and interested enthusiasts alike. Complete with high quality photographs, charts and detailed case studies, this essential book should be a staple on every modern health care practitioner's bookshelf.
Taking a holistic approach, author Sarah Donoghue explores the subject of iridology from a scientific, physical and emotional perspective. It allows readers to safely examine the iris and make confident assessments, as well as formulate individualised herbal, dietary and lifestyle interventions based on information gleaned from the depths of the endlessly fascinating iris!
This book is not intended to be used for diagnosis purposes.
This Color Blindness book with Ishihara style plates for color perception vision testing perfect for Opticians, Optometrists, Ophthalmologists and eye doctors who want to test color vision deficiency in their patients with Monochromacy, Dichromacy, Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Protanomaly, Deuteranomaly, Tritanopia. Also perfect for science teachers and parents to show children examples of color blindness.
In today's digital era, our eyes are constantly exposed to the screens of smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other devices, leading to an array of visual symptoms and discomfort. In Screens & Vision: Your Eyes in a Digital World, Dr. John R. Martinelli, a seasoned optometric physician and medical doctor, writes about the impact of prolonged screen time on our eyes and provides practical solutions to mitigate these effects.
Learn about digital screens and how to keep your vision comfortable:
- Understand Digital Eye Strain: Learn the truth about the physiological effects of blue light and how it contributes to headaches, eye strain, and disrupted sleep patterns.
- Assess Your Digital Habits: Tools and techniques to track and manage your screen time effectively, ensuring you maintain healthy digital habits.
- Optimize Your Environment: Tips for creating an eye-friendly workspace, reducing glare, and improving ergonomics to prevent visual discomfort.
- Embrace Wearable Technology: Explore the latest advancements in smart glasses, VR headsets, and contact lenses with digital displays, and understand their potential impact on your eyes.
- Age-Specific Recommendations: Tailored advice for children, adults, and seniors on managing screen time and maintaining comfortable vision in the digital age.
- Future Trends: Insight into emerging technologies designed to safeguard vision and enhance digital experiences.
With over 35 years of experience in private practice, Dr. Martinelli combines his expertise in optometry and medicine to offer a brief guide which is both educational and practical. This is essential reading for anyone looking to protect their eyes from the strains of modern digital life.
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This booklet is solely devoted to test taking strategies that can be applied to the NBEO exam. If you have done a lot of practice questions and content, this booklet will provide very useful techniques to passing the NBEO exam. If you are taking the exam for the first time, this booklet will be a huge asset to helping you study and pass your exam the first time. If you are really struggling to pass, this booklet can greatly support you to pass the NBEO exam. The booklet is devoted to teaching you how to take the NBEO exam along with providing effective strategies. The booklet covers the following:
The purpose of the booklet is to provide test taking strategies to use for the NBEO exam. The booklet contains over 70 strategies to achieve a passing score on the NBEO exam.
In this book you will find ways to reduce the risk of eye disease by improving the quality of your life through natural preventive mechanisms and treatments. Some people age better than others through maintaining basic good health. Likewise, prevention of inflammation, detoxification, regular exercise, good circulation, and basic nutrition are the keys to lasting ocular function. The roles of botanicals, energy medicine, homeopathy, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicine are included to form An Integrative Medicine Approach to Modern Eye Care.
I Won't Lie About Ugly Eyeglasses This simple and honest blank lined notebook (lined front and back) is perfect for the optician or anyone in the optical field.
Can be used for a diary, lists, journal, ideas, for anything
This notebook has:
A fun gift for any time of the year
Grab a copy today for a birthday present, holiday gift, special occasion, or just because.