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Eyecare Terminology Course Description This course is designed to give the eyecare practitioners staff a basic understanding of the terminology they hear routinely in the office. This skill will enable them to communicate to patients, customers, and other professionals. Learning Objectives Upon completion of this course, the attendees will 1. Understand the basic terminology used 2. Explain basic terminology to patients 3. Communicate more effectively with other professionals Presenter: Jill Luebbert Course Outline: I. II. III. IV. Introduction (5min) a. They may sound scarey A look at the main words used routinely (15 min) a. The O’s i. O.D., Ophthalmologist, Optician ii. OD, OS, OU b. IOP c. Directionality i. Eso, exo, hypo, hyper d. Location i. Lateral, medial, superior, inferior, anterior, posterior Break them down (20 min) a. Prefix i. Listing of commonly used 1. aniso, intra, sub, bi, etc b. Suffix i. Listing of commonly used 1. ectomy, ology, osis, pathy, etc c. Rootwords i. Listing of commonly used 1. blephar, conjunctiv, ton, kera, etc d. Exercise in breaking down and building words Common Terms used (15 min) a. Refractive terminology i. Myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, astigmatism b. Eye conditions i. Listing and explanation of commonly heard conditions V. Summary 1. cataract, glaucoma, macular degeneration, etc (5 min)