Competency information
Details
Perform focimetry and autorefraction, and interpret results in the context of the patient’s current optical prescription and ocular disease or condition
Considerations
- Different methods for correcting refractive error
- The importance of correct calibration of the focimeter and its adjustment
- Types of refractive error, any correlations with ocular anatomy and measurements, and methods for determining refractive error
Relevant learning outcomes
| # | Outcome |
|---|---|
| # 5 | Outcome Perform focimetry and autorefraction and interpret results in the context of the patient’s current optical prescription and ocular disease or condition |