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Final Assessment & NonEEA Candidates - Reading lists and Downloads

For those of you who are intending to sit the College of Optometrists Final Assessment and NonEEA Qualified Optometrists Examination, we shall be building here a comprehensive list of useful links and downloads.

Please check back regularly as this page will be continuously updated.

Last updated: 26 August 2008

We welcome additional links - please use the comment box below.

 

General Information

 

AOP: Aids for NonEEA Conversion Students

 

 

UK Law and Practice

 

 

 

  • Contract Law
  • Sale of Goods Act
  • Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982
  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Clinical Negligence
  • Optical Bodies and Functions
  • Eyecare Trust (previously the EIS)
  • OCCS - Optical Consumer Complaints Service

 

  • Employment Rights Act 1996
  • Partnership Act 1890
  • Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
  • Occupiers Liability Act 1957
  • Occupiers Liability Act 1984
  • Disability Discrimination Act 1995
  • Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
  • Offences Against the Persons Act 1861
  • Sexual Offences Act 1956
  • European Community and Optometry

 

Dispensing & Occupational Optometry

Lens Manufacturers: Product details

 

Low Vision    

 

Investigative Techniques

 

The Routine Exam

Suggested equipment list (not a definitive list - please add in your own favourite pieces of equipment)

Essential:

  • Retinoscope & Ophthalmoscope
  • Additional fully charged handles for each ‘scope or spare batteries x 4
  • Pen torches (plus spare bulb and batteries ora second pen torch)
  • Trial frame checked to be in full working order
  • Frame / PD Rule
  • Pens

Although provided by the Exam Centre you may also wish to have:

  • Crossed cyls & twirls
  • Clean lens cloth

Most candidates regularly bring:

  • Cover test occluder and Budgie stick (or equivalent)
  • Tape measure
  • Watch / small clock or timer
  • Confrontation target (if you intend to use)

 

Ocular Disease & Abnormality

Texts

 

Drugs  

 

Contact Lens Practice  

College Candidate Exam Sheets (Final Asessment only - those for the NonEEA Exam ar contained within the Regulations for the N0nEEA Exam - above)

Texts

 

 

Binocular Vision  

5 comments | add a comment

  • » Ask the Examiner - The Final Assessment 2008 » The Optometry Blog // Mar 14, 2008 at 3:54 am

    […] Don’t’ forget that the new online Resources Page contained in the Pre-registration Arena contain a large selection of notes, links and downloads to assist you in your studies for the forthcoming exams. […]

  • MP // Jun 24, 2008 at 7:53 am

    Hi.

    In the head tilt test say if you have a left hyperT and it increases on left headtilt then the paretic muscle is the left SO. Which muscle is it if it increases on right tilt? Kanski says ipsilateral IR and my uni notes say contralateral SR.

    Also sometimes when i do fixation disp on someone with a phoria the px says some of the lines are missing. does that mean it is not well controlled and i need to manage it? if so how can i prescribe any prism if i can’t do FD. do i just use the letter chart and do it on comfort?

    Finally i’ve read that silicon hydrogels attract lipids rather than proteins so does that mean they are all non-ionic or can they be either?

    Thanks

  • MP // Jun 24, 2008 at 8:02 am

    oops i was meant to post this on the ask the examiner page!

  • NAVIN // Jul 12, 2008 at 10:11 pm

    Which text book give all information about facial & frame measurements,lens & frame meterials,fittings,special lenses & standards

  • NAVIN // Jul 12, 2008 at 10:14 pm

    Which book is good for learning Optometry drugs including its law

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