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Module2 Instrumentation

The document outlines a 4-week course curriculum on Instrumentation services at Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, focusing on basic examination equipment, patient care skills, and ocular emergencies. The course includes practical demonstrations, medical knowledge assessments, and covers various topics such as ocular infections and laser safety. The program is limited to five candidates per month, with a fee of 1000 USD each.

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Module2 Instrumentation

The document outlines a 4-week course curriculum on Instrumentation services at Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, focusing on basic examination equipment, patient care skills, and ocular emergencies. The course includes practical demonstrations, medical knowledge assessments, and covers various topics such as ocular infections and laser safety. The program is limited to five candidates per month, with a fee of 1000 USD each.

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YEAR
QUALITYS CARE
SERVICE
CERTIFIED BY
COURSE CURRICULUM: INSTRUMENTATION
(Key target areas of Instrumentation services: Basic examination equipments, patient care
skills, Medical Knowledge, Contact Lens & LASIK, Ocular infections, Principles of laser
safety)
Institute of training: Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi

Objective: To demonstrate the operation of basic examination equipments, patient care skills,
describe the history, clinical manifestations, management of common ophthalmic emergencies
in Adults and Pediatric, Ocular infections and laser safety to supplement the eye examination
for correct diagnosis and surgical and non surgical management of various ocular anomalies.

Duration: 4 Week (5Days/Week in Clinics)

Course Fee: 1000USD each candidate

Seats: Five candidates/ Month

PERIOD ASSIGNMENTS TOPICS TO BE COVERED FACULTY


a. Visual acuity charts and
projectors
b. Color vision tests
c. Lensometer
Demonstrate
d. Phoropter
the
e. Amsler grid
SECTION 1 operation of
f. Goldman perimeter
basic
g. Slit lamp
examination
h. Tonometer
equipment
i. Direct ophthalmoscope
j. Fundus lenses
k. Indirect ophthalmoscope
l. B-scan ultrasound
Evaluations 1. Describe the components and
for other methods for obtaining a
required complete ophthalmic history.
patient care 2. Describe the components of a
skills. complete eye examination and
Medical the equipment utilized for each
SECTION: 2 Knowledge part of the examination.
3. List the common ophthalmic
4 Weeks medications, their
pharmacology, indications and
contraindications, and side
effects:
a. Anaesthetic agents
b. Dyes and stains
c. Anti-infection medications
d. Anti-inflammatory
medications
e. Mydriatics and cycloplegics
f. Glaucoma medications
g. Decongestants,
vascoconstrictors
h. Anti-allergy medications
i. Artificial tears and ointments
j. Corneal dehydrating
medications

a. Adult evaluation
b. Pediatric evaluation
SECTION: 3 c. Ocular trauma
d. Corneal abrasion
Contact e. Corneal foreign body
Lens & f. Globe laceration
LASIK g. Blunt trauma
h. Eyelid laceration
i. Hyphema
j. Orbital fractures

a. Ophthalmia neonatorum
b. Acute conjunctivitis
c. Endophthalmitis
d. Preseptal cellulitis
Ocular
SECTION: 4 e. Orbital cellulitis
infections
f. True ocular emergencies
g. Chemical burn
h. Central retinal artery
occlusion
i. Acute angle-closure glaucoma
a. Terminology
SECTION: 5 b. Laser theory
Principles of
laser safety

NOTE: Candidates will have 5 days/Week in clinics.

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