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American Board of Optometry Board Certification Examination DETAILED OUTLINE General Practice (160 items) The core of the examination is based in the following ten areas of general practice. 1. Ametropia/Ophthalmic Optics (16%) a. Dispensing techniques b. Lens designs (e.g., advantages and disadvantages of) c. Materials (e.g., advantages and disadvantages of) d. Assessment and differential for refractive error e. Treatment and management options for refractive error f. Assessment and differential for anisometropia g. Treatment and management options for anisometropia h. Assessment and differential for refractive amblyopia i. Treatment and management options for refractive amblyopia 2. Pediatrics/Binocular Vision/Vision Therapy (8%) a. Assessment and differential for visual perception disorders b. Treatment and management options for visual perception disorders c. Assessment and differential for accommodative disorders d. Treatment and management options for accommodative disorders e. Assessment and differential for binocular vision disorders f. Treatment and management options for binocular vision disorders g. Assessment and differential for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., h. Treatment and management options for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., i. Assessment and differential for non-refractive amblyopia j. Treatment and management options for non-refractive amblyopia 3. Contact Lenses (13%) a. Contact lens materials/design b. Soft/gas permeable fitting techniques c. Optics of contact lenses (e.g., power calculations and base curves) d. Assessment and differential for contact lens related complications e. Treatment and management options for contact lens related complications f. Indications and contraindications of corneal topography 1

4. Anterior Segment (15%) a. Types of foreign bodies (e.g., superficial, penetrating) b. Injurious chemical agents (e.g., alkali, acid, glue) c. Assessment and differential for episclera/sclera/uvea d. Treatment and management options for episclera/sclera/uvea e. Assessment and differential for lacrimal system f. Treatment and management options for lacrimal system g. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of lids and/or lashes h. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of lids and/or lashes i. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of ocular adnexa j. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of ocular adnexa k. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of orbit l. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of orbit m. Assessment and differential for corneal diseases and disorders n. Treatment and management options for corneal diseases and disorders o. Assessment and differential for conjunctival diseases and disorders p. Treatment and management options for conjunctival diseases and disorders q. Assessment and differential for corneal ulcer r. Treatment and management options for corneal ulcer s. Assessment and differential for chemical burns t. Treatment and management options for chemical burns u. Assessment and differential for foreign body removal v. Treatment and management options for foreign body removal w. Assessment and differential for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout x. Treatment and management options for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout y. Indications for anterior segment photos z. Interpretation of anterior segment photos aa. Indications for punctal plugs ab. Interpretation of punctal plugs ac. Indications and contraindications of oral medications ad. Management of complications of oral medications ae. Indications and contraindications of anti-allergy medications af. Management of complications of anti-allergy medications ag. Indications and contraindications of anti-inflammatory medications ah. Management of complications of anti-inflammatory medications ai. Indications and contraindications of antifungal medications aj. Management of complications of antifungal medications ak. Indications and contraindications of antiviral medications al. Management of complications of antiviral medications am. Indications and contraindications of antibiotic medications an. Management of complications of antibiotic medications 2

5. Pre- and Post-operative care (7%) a. Pre-operative evaluation for cataract or refractive surgery b. Post-operative care for cataract or refractive surgery c. Post-surgical complications of cataract or refractive surgery d. Assessment and differential for cataracts e. Treatment and management options for cataracts 6. Posterior Segment (12%) a. Assessment and differential for macular diseases b. Treatment and management options for macular diseases c. Assessment and differential for retinal vascular diseases (excluding CRAO) d. Treatment and management options for retinal vascular diseases (excluding CRAO) e. Assessment and differential for diseases of the retina and/or choroid (e.g., histoplasmosis, nevus) f. Treatment and management options for diseases of the retina and/or choroid (e.g., histoplasmosis, nevus) g. Assessment and differential for peripheral retinal diseases (e.g., break, detachment, RP, degenerations) h. Treatment and management options for peripheral retinal diseases (e.g., break, detachment, RP, degenerations) i. Assessment and differential for central retinal artery occlusion j. Treatment and management options for central retinal artery occlusion k. Sudden vision loss l. Indications for fundoscopy using auxiliary lenses (e.g., 90D, 3-mirror, Hruby) m. Interpretation of fundoscopy using auxiliary lenses (e.g., 90D, 3-mirror, Hruby) n. Indications for fundoscopy with binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy o. Interpretation of fundoscopy with binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy p. Indications for scleral depression q. Indications for retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) r. Interpretation of retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) 7. Optic Nerve/Glaucoma (12%) a. Assessment and differential for diseases of the optic nerve b. Treatment and management options for diseases of the optic nerve c. Assessment and differential for glaucoma, glaucoma suspects, and ocular hypertension d. Treatment and management options for glaucoma, glaucoma suspects, and ocular hypertension e. Assessment and differential for acute angle closure glaucoma f. Treatment and management options for acute angle closure glaucoma g. Assessment and differential for arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy 3

h. Treatment and management options for arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy i. Indications for pachymetry j. Interpretation of pachymetry k. Indications for gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) l. Interpretation of gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) m. Indications for visual field testing for glaucoma (e.g., SAP, SWAP, FDT) n. Interpretation of visual field testing for glaucoma (e.g., SAP, SWAP, FDT) o. Indications for imaging techniques for glaucoma and optic nerve disease (e.g., GDx, HRT, OCT) p. Interpretation of imaging techniques for glaucoma and optic nerve disease (e.g., GDx, HRT, OCT) q. Indications and contraindications of glaucoma medications r. Management of complications of glaucoma medications 8. Neuro-Ophthalmic Disorders (5%) a. Onset of diplopia b. Assessment and differential for visual pathway disorders (e.g., brain tumor, ocular tumor, infarction) c. Treatment and management options for visual pathway disorders (e.g., brain tumor, ocular tumor, infarction) d. Assessment and differential for acquired brain injuries (e.g., e. Treatment and management options for acquired brain injuries (e.g., f. Assessment and differential for neuro-ophthalmic and/or pupillary disorders (e.g., Bell's palsy, tonic pupil, EOM palsies) g. Treatment and management options for neuro-ophthalmic and/or pupillary disorders (e.g., Bell's palsy, tonic pupil, EOM palsies) h. Assessment and differential for headaches including migraines i. Treatment and management options for headaches including migraines 9. Vision Rehabilitation (5%) a. General principles of low vision and vision rehabilitation b. Patient education 10. Systemic Health (7%) a. Common public health concerns (e.g., obesity, smoking) b. Roles and responsibilities for other health care providers/specialists c. Indications for blood pressure measurement d. Interpretation of blood pressure measurement e. Indications and contraindications of periorbital dermatological lesions f. Management of complications of periorbital dermatological lesions 4

Areas of Emphasis (80 items) In addition to the core examination, each candidate will select two of the following areas of emphasis, each of which will consist of an additional 40 items. 1. Additional General Practice (As above) 2. Contact Lenses a. Contact lens materials/design b. Soft/gas permeable fitting techniques c. Optics of contact lenses (e.g., power calculations and base curves d. Assessment and differential for anisometropia e. Treatment and management options for anisometropia f. Assessment and differential for contact lens related complications g. Treatment and management options for contact lens related complications h. Assessment and differential for episclera/sclera/uvea i. Treatment and management options for episclera/sclera/uvea j. Assessment and differential for lacrimal system k. Treatment and management options for lacrimal system l. Assessment and differential for corneal diseases and disorders m. Treatment and management options for corneal diseases and disorders n. Assessment and differential for corneal ulcer o. Treatment and management options for corneal ulcer p. Indications for pachymetry q. Interpretation of pachymetry r. Indications and contraindications of corneal topography 3. Pediatrics/Binocular Vision/Vision Therapy a. Interviewing techniques b. Patient education c. Neuro-optometric rehabilitation methods (e.g., vision therapy for patients that suffered a stroke, brain tumor, trauma) d. Assessment and differential for anisometropia e. Treatment and management options for anisometropia f. Assessment and differential for refractive amblyopia g. Treatment and management options for non-refractive amblyopia h. Assessment and differential for visual perception disorders i. Treatment and management options for visual perception disorders j. Assessment and differential for accommodative disorders k. Treatment and management options for accommodative disorders l. Assessment and differential for binocular vision disorders m. Treatment and management options for binocular vision disorders n. Assessment and differential for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., 5

o. Treatment and management options for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., p. Assessment and differential for non-refractive amblyopia q. Treatment and management options non-refractive amblyopia r. Assessment and differential for acquired brain injuries (e.g., s. Treatment and management options for acquired brain injuries (e.g., 4. Ocular Disease Anterior a. Pre-operative evaluation for cataract or refractive surgery b. Post-operative evaluation for cataract or refractive surgery c. Post-surgical complications of cataract or refractive surgery d. Types of foreign bodies (e.g., superficial, penetrating) e. Injurious chemical agents (e.g., alkali, acid, glue) f. Assessment and differential for contact lens related complications g. Treatment and management options for contact lens related complications h. Assessment and differential for episclera/sclera/uvea i. Treatment and management options for episclera/sclera/uvea j. Assessment and differential for lacrimal system k. Treatment and management options for lacrimal system l. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of lids and/or lashes m. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of lids and/or lashes n. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of ocular adnexa o. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of ocular adnexa p. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of orbit q. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of orbit r. Assessment and differential for corneal diseases and disorders s. Treatment and management options for corneal diseases and disorders t. Assessment and differential for conjunctival diseases and disorders u. Treatment and management options for conjunctival diseases and disorders v. Assessment and differential for cataracts w. Treatment and management options for cataracts x. Assessment and differential for corneal ulcer y. Treatment and management options for corneal ulcer z. Assessment and differential for chemical burns aa. Treatment and management options for chemical burns ab. Assessment and differential for foreign body removal ac. Treatment and management options for foreign body removal 6

ad. Assessment and differential for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout ae. Treatment and management options for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout af. Assessment and differential for acute angle closure glaucoma ag. Treatment and management options for acute angle closure glaucoma ah. Indications for pachymetry ai. Interpretation of pachymetry aj. Indications for gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) ak. Interpretation of gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) al. Indications for anterior segment photos am. Interpretation of anterior segment photos an. Indications for punctal plugs ao. Indications for blood chemistry (e.g., CBC, ESR, A1c) for a differential ap. Interpretation of blood chemistry (e.g., CBC, ESR, A1c) for a differential aq. Indications and contraindications of corneal topography ar. Indications and contraindications of corneal debridement as. Management of complications of corneal debridement at. Indications and contraindications of culture results au. Indications and contraindications of periorbital dermatological lesions av. Management of complications of periorbital dermatological lesions aw. Indications and contraindications of oral medications ax. Management of complications of oral medications ay. Indications and contraindications of anti-allergy medications az. Management of complications of anti-allergy medications ba. Indications and contraindications of anti-inflammatory medications bb. Management of complications of anti-inflammatory medications bc. Indications and contraindications of antifungal medications bd. Management of complications of antifungal medications be. Indications and contraindications of antiviral medications bf. Management of complications of antiviral medications bg. Indications and contraindications of antibiotic medications bh. Management of complications of antibiotic medications 5. Ocular Disease Posterior a. Post-surgical complications of cataract surgery b. Sudden vision loss c. Onset of diplopia d. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of orbit e. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of orbit f. Assessment and differential for macular diseases g. Treatment and management options for macular diseases h. Assessment and differential for retinal vascular diseases (excluding CRAO) 7

i. Treatment and management options for retinal vascular diseases (excluding CRAO) j. Assessment and differential for diseases of the retina and/or choroid (e.g., histoplasmosis, nevus) k. Treatment and management options for diseases of the retina and/or choroid (e.g., histoplasmosis, nevus) l. Assessment and differential for peripheral retinal diseases (e.g., break, detachment, RP, degenerations) m. Treatment and management options for peripheral retinal diseases (e.g., break, detachment, RP, degenerations) n. Assessment and differential for diseases of the optic nerve o. Treatment and management options for diseases of the optic nerve p. Assessment and differential for glaucoma, glaucoma suspects, and ocular hypertension q. Treatment and management options for glaucoma, glaucoma suspects, and ocular hypertension r. Assessment and differential for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout s. Treatment and management options for ocular trauma (e.g., blowout t. Assessment and differential for acute angle closure glaucoma u. Treatment and management options for acute angle closure glaucoma v. Assessment and differential for central retinal artery occlusion w. Treatment and management options for central retinal artery occlusion x. Assessment and differential for arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy y. Treatment and management options for arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy z. Indications for pachymetry aa. Interpretation of pachymetry ab. Indications for gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) ac. Interpretation of gonioscopy (e.g., 3 mirror lens, 4 mirror lens) ad. Indications for fundoscopy using auxiliary lenses (e.g., 90D, 3-mirror, Hruby) ae. Interpretation of fundoscopy using auxiliary lenses (e.g., 90D, 3-mirror, Hruby) af. Indications for fundoscopy with binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy ag. Interpretation of fundoscopy with binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy ah. Indications for scleral depression ai. Interpretation of scleral depression aj. Indications for visual field testing for glaucoma (e.g., SAP, SWAP, FDT) ak. Interpretation of visual field testing for glaucoma (e.g., SAP, SWAP, FDT) al. Indications for imaging techniques for glaucoma and optic nerve disease (e.g., GDx, HRT, OCT) 8

am. Interpretation of imaging techniques for glaucoma and optic nerve disease (e.g., GDx, HRT, OCT) an. Indications for retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) ao. Interpretation of retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) ap. Indications for fluorescein angiography aq. Interpretation of fluorescein angiography ar. Indications for radiologic imaging (e.g., MRI, CT) for a differential as. Indications for blood chemistry (e.g., CBC, ESR, A1c) for a differential at. Interpretation of blood chemistry (e.g., CBC, ESR, A1c) for a differential au. Indications and contraindications of oral medications av. Management of complications of oral medications aw. Indications and contraindications of anti-inflammatory medications ax. Management of complications of anti-inflammatory medications ay. Indications and contraindications of antiviral medications az. Management of complications of antiviral medications ba. Indications and contraindications of antibiotic medications bb. Management of complications of antibiotic medications bc. Indications and contraindications of glaucoma medications bd. Management of complications of glaucoma medications 6. Vision Rehabilitation/Low Vision/Neuro-Ophthalmic Rehabilitation a. Vision rehabilitation b. Interviewing techniques c. Patient education d. Low vision testing techniques (e.g., Feinbloom, Bailey-Lovie) e. Community support services (e.g., Commission for the Blind, Vocational Rehab) f. Low vision devices (e.g., magnification, telescopes) g. Principles of magnification h. Neuro-optometric rehabilitation methods (e.g., vision therapy for patients that suffered a stroke, brain tumor, trauma) i. Sudden vision loss j. Onset of diplopia k. Assessment and differential for visual perception disorders l. Treatment and management options for visual perception disorders m. Assessment and differential for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., n. Treatment and management options for oculo-motor anomalies (e.g., o. Assessment and differential for diseases and disorders of orbit p. Treatment and management options for diseases and disorders of orbit q. Assessment and differential for diseases of the optic nerve r. Treatment and management options for diseases of the optic nerve 9

s. Assessment and differential for visual pathway disorders (e.g., brain tumor, ocular tumor, infarction) t. Treatment and management options for visual pathway disorders (e.g., brain tumor, ocular tumor, infarction) u. Assessment and differential for acquired brain injuries (e.g., v. Treatment and management options for acquired brain injuries (e.g., w. Assessment and differential for neuro-ophthalmic and/or pupillary disorders (e.g., Bell's palsy, tonic pupil, EOM palsies) x. Treatment and management options for neuro-ophthalmic and/or pupillary disorders (e.g., Bell's palsy, tonic pupil, EOM palsies) y. Indications for retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) z. Interpretation of retinal imaging (e.g., OPTOS, OCT, retinal photography) aa. Indications for radiologic imaging (e.g., MRI, CT) for a differential ab. Interpretation of radiologic imaging (e.g., MRI, CT) for a differential The computer based examination will be administered at Prometric Test Centers worldwide. 10