or Period in which patients” “YES” “NO” instruction was given seen (see (see note (b) above) definition) I THEORETICAL OPTICS a) Geometric, physical and T YES NO technical optics P YES NO b) Visual optics and T YES NO instruments P YES NO c) The optics of spectacle T YES NO lenses, contact lenses, low P YES NO vision aids and intraocular lenses d) Photometry and lighting T YES NO P YES NO II ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY a) General and ocular T YES NO anatomy and physiology P YES NO b) Ocular disease and T YES NO histology P YES NO c) Physiology & psychology T YES NO of visual perception P YES NO (e.g. of form, space, movement & colour). III OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE a) Objective refraction P YES NO C YES NO T YES NO b) Subjective refraction P YES NO C YES NO T YES NO c) Investigative techniques T YES NO for the recognition of P YES NO ocular abnormalities C YES NO d) Recognition and identification T YES NO of ocular abnormalities P YES NO C YES NO e) Recognition of the T YES NO relationship of ocular to P YES NO general disease C YES NO 3.2 Continued. (ii) (iii) (iv) Instruction Period in which Number of (i) received circle instruction was given “real or (see note (b) above) patients” “YES” “NO”
“YES” or “NO” Period in which instruction was given (see note (b) above) patients” seen (see definition) I THEORETICAL OPTICS a) Geometric, physical and technical optics T YES NO P YES NO b) Visual optics and instruments T YES NO P YES NO c) The optics of spectacle lenses, contact lenses, low vision aids and intraocular lenses T YES NO P YES NO d) Photometry and lighting T YES NO P YES NO II ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY a) General and ocular anatomy and physiology T YES NO P YES NO b) Ocular disease and histology T YES NO P YES NO c) Physiology & psychology of visual perception (e.g. of form, space, movement & colour). T YES NO P YES NO III OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE a) Objective refraction P YES NO C YES NO T YES NO b) Subjective refraction P YES NO C YES NO T YES NO c) Investigative techniques for the recognition of ocular abnormalities T YES NO P YES NO C YES NO d) Recognition and identification of ocular abnormalities T YES NO P YES NO C YES NO e) Recognition of the relationship of ocular to general disease T YES NO P YES NO C YES NO 3.2 Continued. (i) (ii) Instruction received circle “YES” or “NO” (iii) Period in which instruction was given (see note (b) above) (iv) Number of “real patients”
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