*CPS does not endorse or guarntee success with any particular materials recommended for ABO or NCLE certification study review.
48 Best Ways to Boost Your Practice
Anadem Publishing, 1991 (R.A. Koetting, OD)
Compliments of CIBA Vision, this easy to read text outlines 48 ways
to boost your practice and covers areas as marketing, practice management,
staff performance and office administration.
AOA Paraoptometric Section’s Guidebook for
Organizing A State or Local Paraoptometric Association
AOA Paraoptometric Section
This paraoptometric organization handbook is made available by the AOA Paraoptometric Section to
aid in the development and establishment of state and local paraoptometric associations
throughout the country. It may also provide existing associations with ideas for expanding their activities.
Atlas of Primary Eye Care Procedures
2nd Ed. McGraw-Hill, 1997. (L. Casser, M. Fingeret, H.T. Woodcome)
This clearly illustrated atlas offers straightforward, step-by-step
descriptions of common eye procedures used regularly in primary
eye care with emphasis on the qualities of caring and commitment,
to provide a well-illustrated, comprehensive textbook on ocular
procedures and techniques. Covered topics include; procedures of
eyelid, lacrimal system, cornea and posterior segment; glaucoma
evaluation and treatment; ophthalmic laser; and infection control.
Basic Procedures
Slack Inc., 1998 (L. Dubois)
Text providing step-by-step instructions for the most common ophthalmic
instruments and procedures. Main object is to detail tests performed
in the office and the proper way to administer them. For the assistant.
The Best of Op-Topics
Marchon & Marcolin Eyewear, 1990 (J. Weber, OD, FAAO)
A collection of highlighted articles from Marchon & Marcolin’s
award-winning ophthalmic educational series. Some topics include
Fitting and adjusting eyewear for the elderly, Management of eyelash
problems, Invisible light rays and the eye, and much more. REFERENCE
MATERIAL ONLY.
Cataract & Glaucoma for Eyecare
Paraprofessionals
Slack Inc., 1999 (B. Duvall, A. Lens, E.B. Werner)
Text for auxiliary personnel covers types, causes, symptoms, and detection
of cataracts; open-angle glaucoma, primary angle-closure glaucoma, secondary
glaucoma, and congenital glaucoma. Also includes patient education and
treatment modalities.
Certified Ophthalmic Assistant Exam Review Manual
2nd Ed., Slack Inc., (J.K. Ledford)
An essential resource for anyone preparing to become certified as an
ophthalmic assistant. With over 650 exam-style questions and explanatory
answers, illustrations, and photographs, this user-friendly text is excellent
for both learning and reviewing important eye care topics. Subjects include
taking a patient history, lensometry, measuring intraocular pressure,
understanding optics, and much more. This edition is also helpful for
students and others studying for certification in optometry, contact
lenses, and opticianry.
Certified Ophthalmic Medical Technologist Exam Review
Manual
Slack Inc., (J.K. Ledford)
A review book designed for those preparing for the COMT® certification
exam. This manual offers some 600 multiple-choice questions on every
topic listed in the test criteria, including advanced levels of tonometry,
visual fields, color vision, clinical optics, motility, photography,
pharmacology, and general medical knowledge. Material that is unique
to COMTs, such as microbiology and special instruments & techniques,
are also covered. Explanatory answers, often with supporting illustrations
and tables as well as the reference from which the material was obtained,
are offered to round out your study experience. Suggested study texts
are listed, along with an appendix on how to take a practical examination.
Certified Ophthalmic Technician Exam Review Manual
Slack Inc., 1997 (J.K. Ledford)
Exam review for the COT certification exam. Includes more than 1,400
exam-style review questions.
Clinical Anatomy of the Visual System
1st Ed., Butterworth-Heinman. 1998 (L. A. Remington)
Provides optometry and ophthalmology students with a single text
describing the embryology, anatomy, histology, blood supply, and
innervation of the globe and ocular adnexa. Pupillary and visual
pathways are covered as well. Includes key terms in bold, clinical
notes, and extensive, detailed b&w diagrams and photos, plus
a section of color photos and illustrations.
Clinical Decision Making in Optometry
Butterworth-Heinmann, 1997 (E. Richter Ettinger, M. W. Rouse )
State University of New York State College of Optometry, New York
City. Text examining the process of clinical decision-making in
the field of vision care for optometry students.
Clinical Ocular Photography
1st Ed. Slack Inc., 1998 (D. Cunningham)
Concise, easy to-read manual is an introduction to the fundamental techniques
of film-based imaging of the eye. For the beginning or experience ocular
photographer.
Clinical Ophthalmology, a Test Yourself Atlas
Butterworth-Heinemann, 1995. (J.J. Kanski)
A self-assessment book to accompany Clinical Ophthalmology 4th edition.
Thoroughly tests knowledge in six different subjects; special tests,
imaging techniques, general ophthalmology, ocular manifestations of systemic
diseases, ocular manifestations of paediatric systemic diseases, histology
and cytology.
Contact Lenses: Fundamentals and Clinical Use
*NCLE STUDY REVIEW*
Slack Inc., (H. A. Stein MD, FRCS(C); M. I. Freeman MD, FACS; R.M. Stein
MD, FRCS(C); L. Maund BA, CLS)
This beneficial manual provides basic, practical contact lens information
that allows you to gain the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary
to perform contact lens fitting.
Contact Lenses: Patient Instruction
*NCLE STUDY REVIEW*
PEN Publications, 1994 (J. Muravez, Opt. T.,R., NCLC)
A comprehensive guide to training contact lens patients. Covers lens materials, types of lenses by function, lens
care and handling and more. Includes patient information handouts on diskette.
Contact Lenses: Procedures and Techniques
*NCLE STUDY REVIEW*
2nd Ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992. (G.E Lowther, C. Snyder)
A practical, how-to-book for opticians, ophthalmic assistants, technicians,
and beginning practitioners that covers the basic of contact lens
terminology, care, solutions, fitting principles, patient education,
and after-care problems for rigid and soft contact lenses.
Dispensing Eyewear to Children
Marchon Eyewear, 1997 (J. Weber, O.D., F.A.A.O)
In-depth discussion on dispensing eyewear to children. After studying
the text the optician will obtain fuller understanding of how to
service these young persons. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Dictionary of Eye Terminology
2nd Ed., Triad, 1990. (Cassin and Solomon)
New edition of a reference that makes ophthalmic terminology accessible
and understandable both to students and health professionals, as
well as to those without a medical background. The terms do not
include those dealing with general medical conditions unless they
specifically affect the eyes. When appropriate, entries are cross-referenced.
Abbreviations and acronyms, and organizations and associations are
listed.
Dryness, Tears, and Contact Lens Wear: Clinical Practice
in Contact Lenses
Butterworth-Heinmann, 1997 (G. E. Lowther)
Indiana University, Bloomington. Offers the clinician new ideas
for diagnosis and management of patients with dry eye and related
problems.
Emergencies in Eyecare
Slack Inc., 1999 (L. Hargis-Greenshields, L. Sims, L. Hargis)
Presents emergency situations with recommended protocol and a review
of accepted treatment courses. Includes key points and halftone
illustrations. For clinicians and students. Includes exam information.
The Eye Guide: An Elightening “Tour” of Anatomy, Health, Function, and the Optometric Exam
PEN Publications, 1998 (T. Theiss, Opt. T, R., ABOC)
A thorough but easy to understand tour of the eye's anatomy, health and function, including an understanding of what is taking
place during an optometric exam.
Eyecare Practice Tool Kit
This combination book and CD-ROM contains a wealth of helpful patient education handouts and front office/business documents – in
both English and Spanish. It includes office records and tracking forms for routine office procedures; letters to insurance
providers, new patients, and specialists; Information on the latest HIPAA guidelines; and many other frequently used materials. Best
of all, the CD-ROM allows users to customize many of these documents to meet their own optometric or ophthalmic practice and
individual patient needs.
Eyeglassery
2nd Ed.,Marchon Eyewear, Inc., 1996 (J. Weber, O.D., F.A.A.O)
Features an expanded glossary of definitions and illustrations of
commonly used optical word, terms and phrases. Includes an illustrated
discussion on “How Human Beings See”. Some useful procedures
in everyday practice and an introduction to frame fitting and adjusting.
Frame Adjusting *ABO STUDY REVIEW*
PEN Publications, 1994 (T. Theiss, Opt. T, R., ABOC)
At last! A very logical approach to frame adjusting. This illustrated guide to frame materials, adjusting tools, and
specific adjusting techniques also discusses patient handling, troubleshooting, and more.
Frames & Lenses *ABO STUDY REVIEW*
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 2000 (J. Carlton)
Provides new optometric and ophthalmic personnel with comprehensive information
about frames and lenses. Cover basic principles, materials, selection,
and special adaptations. Also discusses measurements, lensometry, pupillary
distance, and more.
General Medical Knowledge for Eyecare
Paraprofessionals
Slack Inc., 1999 (M. Bittinger)
Provides basic anatomy and physiology of the human body. Emphasizes the
eye as part of the whole body and presents basic concepts and an overview
of common diseases. Also can be used in preparing for certification exams
in ophthalmic and optometric assisting.
Handbook of Clinical Ophthalmology for
Eyecare Paraprofessionals
Slack Inc., 2001 (J.K. Ledford)
Pocket-sized compilation of material from all published texts in
this series. Includes 100 tables and illustrations covering all
aspects of patient care.
A Hands-On Review of Basic Ophthalmic Lens Parameters
Marchon Eyewear, 1997 (J. Weber, O.D., F.A.A.O)
An up-close and personal approach to the study of ophthalmic lens
parameters. After studying the text and successfully answering questions
at the conclusion of the lesson a fuller understanding of how eyeglass
lenses function will be gained. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
HCPCS 2004: Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System,
Medicare’s National Level II Codes
American Medical Association; 2004
Annual reference covers all HCPCS 2004 codes and modifiers, including
more than 1,500 changes from 2003 codes. Features modifier information
and detailed annotations and coding advice.
How to Present a Professional Image (For Women Only)
CareerTrack Publications, 1990 (C. Price)
This audio seminar isn’t a “dress for success”
program. Instead Carol Price show you how to build your image from
the inside out. You’ll examine how you’ve always seen
yourself. You’ll discover how to visualize yourself as the
competent, valuable person you are….and the more powerful
one you can become.
Instrumentation for Eyecare Paraprofessionals
Slack Inc., 1999 (M.P. Terrin)
Manual describes the many types of instruments used in ophthalmic and
optometric offices. Over 60 instruments are explained in detail. Equipment
found in the optical lab is also discussed. Halftone illustrations.
LASIK for Technicians
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 2002 (A. Lens)
Text, for the office staff, covers a variety of topics including pre-counseling,
testing, and assisting in surgery and complications.
The Little Eye Book: A Pupil's Guide to Understanding
Ophthalmology
Slack Inc., (J.K. Ledford COMT; R. Pineda MD)
An easy-to-understand introduction to the field of eye care. This book
is written with the non-physician in mind, so you won’t be bogged
down with heavy details, yet every basic fact that you need is right
here. With photographs as well as drawings and helpful tables and charts,
this conversational-style text packs a big punch.
The Low Vision Handbook
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 1997 (B.Brown)
Fundamental text on the steps of the low vision process. For optometric
assistants. Covers practical matters of history taking, vision testing,
and dealing with patients in the office setting. Also covers rehabilitation
issues.
Making Great Hires in Eyecare Resource Guide
Eyefinity, 2007
Hiring and recruiting superior employees is perhaps the one of the most challenging, yet important, aspects of running any business. Eyecare practices are no exception. Not only must practice owners provide great clinical care, but they must also find and manage staff who will keep their patients satisfied and returning for future visits. To help you hire the best this guide gives you the tips and tools you need for success. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Management for Opticians *ABO STUDY REVIEW*
2nd Ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998 (T. V. Appler, D. White, R.
Dennis)
The Second Edition of Management for Opticians is a guide to management
for all those actively involved in ophthalmic dispensing, and a
textbook for students embarking on a career in opticianry.
Mastering MultiFocals *ABO STUDY REVIEW*
PEN Publications, 1996 (T. Theiss, Opt. T, R., ABOC)
Not a scientific textbook; this guidebook combines the art and the science of designing and dispensing multifocals.
It covers the full spectrum, from the highly technical to the more people-oriented skills required for successful
multifocal dispensing.
Modern Ophthalmic Frame Materials
Marchon Eyewear, 1998 (J. Weber, OD, FAAO; F. Humphrey; A. Silver)
An in depth discussion on modern frame materials. After studying
the text and successfully answering the questions at the conclusion
on the lesson, a fuller understanding of the relationship between
modern frame materials an the occupational/avocational needs needs
of his customers. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Ocular Anatomy and Physiology
Slack Inc., 1999. (A. Lens, T. Langley, S. Coyne-Nemeth, C. Shea)
This book begins with embryology, a topic rarely covered, and covers
each structure of the eye, including the bony orbit, eyebrows, eyelids,
the lacrimal system, extra ocular muscles, and the globe. The physiology
of various structures and systems is also, immunology, binocular vision,
refractive errors, and accommodation. Emphasis is on normal anatomy and
function, which will help the reader recognize abnormal situations.
Ocular History Taking
Slack Inc., 1999 (J.K. Ledford)
Reference and on-the-job training guide to administering an eye exam
to a patient. Organized by topic and features: notes on HCFA coding;
drugs affecting the eye; and lists of abbreviations, medications, and
systemic diseases. Bulletedoutline format. Halftone line drawings.
Office and Career Management for the Eyecare Paraprofessional
Slack Inc., (B. Borover, T. Langley, W.A. Borover)
Practical guide to general office management and career development.
For clinicians and students.
Ophthalmic Assistant: A Guide for Ophthalmic Medical
Personnel
7th Ed., Mosby, 2000. (H.A Stein, B.J. Slatt, R.M. Stein)
Provides vital information on ophthalmic disease, surgical procedures,
instrumentation, and the day-to-day tasks performed by the ophthalmic
technician or assistant. Covers the equipment used every day, with
the basics followed by the clinical skills required to understand
each piece, and the subspecialty equipment used for glaucoma, eye
surgery, diagnostic testing, and refractive surgery. Provides expanded
information on refractive surgery, pharmacologic agents, glaucoma
medication, and cataract surgery.
Ophthalmic Medications Pharmacology
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 1998 (B. Duvall, OD, R.M. Facs, MD, A. Kershner)
Comprehensive overview of ophthalmic medications, their basis in pharmacologic
action, and their indications for clinical use. For optometric and ophthalmic
professionals.
The Ophthalmic Surgical Assistant
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 1999 (R. Boess-Lott, S. Stecik, R. Lott)
Contains basic guidelines and scenarios for the ophthalmic surgical
assistant. Covers information for certification exams in ophthalmic
and optometric assisting, as well as for surgical assistants, opticians,
low vision, and contact lens examiners.
Opportunities in Eye Care Careers
Mc-Graw Hill Companies, 2004 (K. Belikoff)
For anyone wanting to make an intelligent and informed decision about
a possible career in eye care, this indispensable guide includes a discussion
of today's unique eye care hazards; salary statistics and employment
opportunities; lists of publications, organizations, and education programs;
discussion of the growing field of eye care for sports and the ethical
dilemmas of modern eye care; how to find eye-care information on the
Internet; and more.
Optical Training – Skills and Techniques
Opticianry is a large and growing ophthalmic specialty. This practical resource provides readers with a basic working knowledge of
optics and office procedures. Offering a solid foundation of "need to know" information within about 4 weeks, this handbook is an
ideal, basic reference for the non-optician receiving on-the-job training.
Opticians’ Handbook 2005 *ABO STUDY REVIEW*
Jobson, 2005 (Sfilo Group, Essilor of America)
Safilo USA and Essilor of America are delighted to produce this
handbook, for the first time a frame and lens company have come
together to compile a resource guide about continuing education.
The goal with this handbook is to give the optician the tools to
grow their professional knowledge. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
The Optics of Light & Vision
Marchon Eyewear, 1998 (J. Weber, OD, FAAO; F. Humphrey; A. Silver)
An in-depth discussion on the optical aspects of the visual system.
After studying the text and successfully answering the questions
at the conclusion of the lesson, a fuller understanding of why and
how low vision responds to various types of ophthalmic lenses and
frames. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Optics, Retinoscopy, and Refractometry
1st Ed., Slack Inc., 1999 (A. Lens)
Provides clinicians and students with basic and advanced information
on the measurement of refractive error. Covers physical, geometric
and physiologic optics, retinoscopy and refractometry, equipment
and troubleshooting.
Optometric Management of Reading Dysfunction
Butterworth-Heinmann, 1997 (J. R. Griffin, G. N. Christenson, M.
D. Wesson, G. B. Erickson)
Southern California College of Optometry, Fullerton. Text on assisting
and managing patients with reading dysfunction, for optometrists.
Covers theory, testing, and management strategies, with emphasis
on vision-related etiologies.
Optometric Practice Management
2nd Ed. Butterworth-Heinmann, 2003 (I. Bennett)
Faced with greater competition and the potential for earning less
income? This new edition of a classic textbook brings you up to
date on the business aspects of a successful eye care practice.
Offers suggestions for social and economic improvements within a
current or beginning practice. Topics include staffing, location,
communication, evaluation, and successful partnerships.
Overview of Ocular Disorders
Slack Inc., 1998 (N.T. Gwin)
A text for eyecare professionals who need to learn how to identify
abnormalities and complications. Covers disorders of the skin and
eyelids, lacrimal apparatus and orbit, cornea, lens, vitreous, retina,
and optic nerve. Supplies the information needed for certification
exams.
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Overview of Ocular Surgery & Surgical Counseling
Slack Inc., 1999 (K. Pickett)
Overview of a variety of ophthalmic surgical procedures. Gives information
on surgical counseling. Includes exam certification material. Each
chapter includes a counseling outline and the appendix provides
drawings to be used in patient education.
PDR for Ophthalmic Medicines
29th edition. Medical Economics Co., 2001.
Annual reference of ophthalmic medications, offering clinicians
a resource for information on pharmaceuticals, suture materials,
ophthalmic lenses, vision standards and low vision, pharmaceutical
and equipment products, and intraocular products. Includes a quick
product identification section of glossy color photos.
Power Talking Skills: How to Say What You Mean and
Get What You Want
CareerTrack Publications, 1991 (G. Walther)
Your language shapes your thoughts, actions and the way others see
you. Unfortunately, most people use powerless language. Why? It’s
a habit. They don’t understand how weak forms of expression
undermine their personal image, self esteem and effectiveness. How
ahout you? Are unconscious patterns of speech sabotaging you? “Power
Talking Skills” is and audio series designed to change the
way you speak, think and behave. This tape program will teach you
proven, powerful ways to get other people’s attention and
respect, add impact to everything you say, and develop closer, more
productive relationships.
Practical Spanish in Eyecare
1st Ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001 (B. Chou)
This clinical reference will help you formulate questions, instructions,
and explanations in Spanish. Organized by how a practitioner interacts
with a patient, the book follows a logical order-from the polite greeting,
to taking a case history, to visual testing and treatment. Translated
explanations are included, from cataract and dry eye to contact lenses
and refractive surgery. An easy to use glossary and its pocket-sized
format make it the ideal reference for every eye doctor's office.
Practice Made Perfect: A Guide to Profitable Eyewear Sales
Eyefinity, 2007
This guide delivers helpful tips and tools for both doctors and staff that will help you redefine your exam process, meet your patient’s needs and allow you to significantly increase your annual optical sales. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Pure Optics *ABO STUDY REVIEW!*
Introducing the easiest way to prepare yourself for the American Board of Opticianry Certification Exam. Pure Optics written by Phernell
Walker presents a clear and concise approach to optics. This workbook will guide you through all of the essentials of optics. Test
questions and exercises at the end of each chapter will reinforce what you have learned.
Quick Reference Dictionary of Eyecare
Terminology
3 Ed., Slack Inc., 2002 (J. Hoffman, J.K. Ledford)
Pocket-sized resource offers the definitions of a wide range of prevalent
eye care topics. Contains 20 additional educational appendices on ophthalmic
drugs, diagnoses, abbreviations, measurements, and more. Features cross-references
to assist reader's understanding of topics.
Refractive Surgery: Principiles &
Practice
Slack Inc., 1997 (J.L. Gayton, MD, R.M. Kershner, MD)
Introduction to the most common refractive surgical techniques.
For the ophthalmic and optometric assistant, nurse, and technician.
Discusses indications, techniques, complications, and side effects.
Reimbursement & Managed Care
2nd Ed. Anadem Publishing, 1998 (M. Wright, OD)
The material in Reimbursement & Manages Care, is not intended
to substitute for the advice of a qualified attorney, accountant,
or other professional. You should consult a qualified professional
for advice about your specific situation. Readers are cautioned
to use their own judgment in making decisions on the issues covered
in this book because there are ongoing changes in these matters.
Self-Study Course for Optometric Assisting
*ABO COA STUDY REVIEW*
2nd Edition. American Optometric Association (Developed by the AOA Paraoptometric
Section)
The field of paraoptometry has developed into a challenging and ever-changing
career. In an effort to address the educational needs of the profession,
the Self –Study Course for Optometric Assisting has been recreated.
This textbook should serve the paraoptometric in a number of ways. It
can be used in-office under the supervision of the optometrist or trainer
as an educational tool as well. Is has been used successfully as one
of the study guides for the AOA Paraoptometric Section examinations for
the assistant. As with any textbook, it is an indispensable reference
book.
The Slit Lamp Primer
Slack Inc., 1998 (J.K. Ledford, V.N. Sanders)
Text providing an introduction to the slit lamp microscope, its
uses and maintenance, and examination. For ophthalmic medical assistants
and those studying for certification exams.
Speaking Eye to Eye
Vistakon, 2003
Part of the ACUVUE EYE HEALTH ADVISOR staff training series; the
purpose of the “Speaking Eye to Eye” is to gain a new
perspective on day-to-day communication in the eye care office.
Speaking, listening and writing are all aspects of communication
that are easily taken for granted since they occur every moment
of every day. But Effective Communication is the bridge created
between two people that encourages understanding. Includes Facilitator’s
Guide, Workbook and Video presentation. REFERENCE MATERIAL
ONLY.
Special Skills & Techniques
Slack Inc., 1999 (G.B. Van Boemel)
Provides fundamental and advanced material with a clinical approach
for clinicians and students. Includes information for the certification
exams in ophthalmic and optometric assisting, surgical assistants,
opticians, and low vision and contact lens examiners. Halftone illustrations.
Standards of Practice for Primary Eyecare
Anadem Publishing, 1998 (J. Classe, OD, JD)
The material in Standards of Practice for Primary Eyecare is presented
for information purposes only and is not, and should not be relied
upon for, recommendations for diagnosis and treatment of any individual
case. The material is not intended to substitute for the advice
of a qualified attorney or other professional. Readers are cautioned
to use their own judgment in making decisions on issues covered
in this book since each situation is unique and there are ongoing
changes in the these matters.
A Systematic Application to Strambismus
Slack Inc., (V. C. Hansen CO, COMT, BS)
This book is designed to help the eyecare professional deal with day-to-day
occurrences when testing for strabismus. It is an easy-to-read text that
will help the beginner identify various motility problems and understand
which treatment options are most appropriate. While special attention
is given to examining children, it also provides tips on how to successfully
deal with ocular motility exams in patients of all ages.
System for Ophthalmic Dispensing
*ABO STUDY REVIEW*
2nd Ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996. (C.W. Brooks, I.M. Borish)
This text is intended to serve the full spectrum of those involved
in the dispensing process, including students, experienced practitioners,
and those learning on the job. Students benefit from the “how
to” of ophthalmic dispensing and optical aspects involved
in the dispensing process. For the more experienced practitioner,
the book serves as a review, an update of new techniques, and a
ready reference source. For those learning on the job the text introduces
a marking system developed specifically for rapid learning.
Telephone Skills That Build Business
PEN Publications, 2001(T. Theiss, Opt. T, R., ABOC)
All fundamental telephone techniques every staff member needs to know, plus tips, scripts and techniques to maximize
conversations with "phone shoppers" (potential new patients). The one-hour compact disc contains eight full-length
calls between an optometric staff member and a patient, with "before" and "after" versions.
To Be A Ophthalmic
Para-Professional
3rd Ed., Martin Optical Service, 1997
In recent years the Ophthalmic Para-Professional has assumed ever-increasing
responsibilities. Too often such tasks have been assigned without
extensive training, and without the availability of appropriate
reference literature. This booklet has been prepared as a guide
suitable for the novice, and as a reference source to the more experienced
person.
Understanding Human Anatomy & Physiology
& Study Workbook
4th Ed., Mc-Graw Hill, 2000. (S. Mader, P. L. Galliart)
Renowned for her effective learning systems, respected author Sylvia
Mader has helped thousands of entry-level students understand and
enjoy the principles of human anatomy and physiology. Mader expertly
weaves up-to-date informative content with effective learning systems,
piecing together the facts and fascination of human anatomy and
physiology. With the fourth edition of Understanding Human Anatomy
and Physiology, your introductory, one-semester students have the
opportunity to experience an effective blend of up-to-date, informational
content with several new features and an extensively enhanced multimedia
support system.
Versa-Rule Instruction Manual
Marchon Eyewear, 1997 (J. Weber, OD. FAAO)
The Marchon Cersa-Rule us a tool for fitting and measuring frames,
simply and accurately. It includes six distinct and necessary functions.
The illustration below shows you what they are, and where on the
Versa-Rule you’ll find them. REFERENCE MATERIAL ONLY.
Visual Ergonomics in the Workplace
Athenaeum press Ltd, Gateshead, 1998 (J. Anshel)
This easy-to-read introduction to the role of the visual system
in the workplace will inspire and instruct many professional ergonomists
and human resources professionals to appreciate more fully the relationship
between good vision and the efficiency and safety of job performance.
It is an authoritative but accessible account which is well illustrated
with both humorous drawings and technical figures. It also contains
up-to-date look-up tables and guidelines and a discussion of related
legislation across the international spectrum.
Vision and Aging
Focusing on the fastest growing segment of our population, this unique resource addresses the diagnosis and treatment of low vision
in older adults. The author, Dr. Rosenbloom, is well known for his expertise in low vision and the care of elderly patients in
optometric practice. This practical manual discusses all aspects of the aging eye and offers thorough coverage of both optometric
primary care and the management of major ocular disease in the elderly. Other topics include the pathologic, pharmacologic,
psychological, and socioeconomic aspects of aging.
Visual Fields
Slack Inc., 1998 (N.T. Choplin, R.P. Edwards)
Text on the anatomic basis for visual field defects. Reviews the
methods for testing problems in the visual field, and gives guidelines
for interpretation. Includes information needed to prepare for certification
exams. For students of optometry.
Visual Fields
2nd Ed. Butterworth-Heinmann, 2000 (D. B. Henson)
This is an up-to-date textbook on the theory and practice of visual
field investigation. It discusses the many different techniques
that are available for the examination of the visual field, for
example, kinetic, suprathreshold, and full threshold, highlighting
their advantages and disadvantages. The book also describes many
of the current visual field instruments, detailing both their strategies
and their techniques for analysing perimetric results. There is
a comprehensive chapter describing how the visual field is affected
by parameters, such as refractive errors and pupil size, with many
useful tips as to how these can be controlled and compensated for.
Pathologies which affect the visual field are discussed with special
chapters devoted to glaucoma and the screening for glaucomatous
visual field loss.