513 - Ocular Anatomy for Technicians and Opticians

Saturday, March 4, 2023

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

Location: Georgia World Congress Center, 402/403

CE Hours: 1

AUDIENCE: OD, AHP

IN-PERSON COURSE ACCREDITATIONS: COPE 81304-GO ; FL ODCEB 20-962492 ; IL OD ; SC ODCEB 20-962492 ; TX ODCEB 20-962492 ; ABO ST23N026-2 ; NCLE CT23N010-2 ; AOA PARA AP-0032-22 ; AZ OPT ; FL OPT 20-973996 ; GA OPT GBDO-23-003 ; KY OPHTH ; NC OPT SP/CL
NCS-2023-055/NCC-2023-040 ; NV OPT ; SC OPT 20-973996 ; TN OPT

Caroline Pate, OD

Lecturer(s)

Caroline Pate, OD

Professor
UAB School of Optometry
Vestavia Hills, Alabama, United States

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose

Disclosure(s):

Caroline Pate, OD: No financial relationships to disclose

This course will cover the basic anatomy of the eye, including the different structures of the bony orbit, extraocular muscles, adnexa, anterior segment, and posterior segment. Function, purpose, and relevant clinical findings related to the structures will also be discussed.

Learning Objectives:

Upon conclusion of this activity, attendees will be able to:

Identify the basic structures of the eye and adnexa
Understand the purpose/function of the various structures of the eye
Learn how the different ocular structures may be impacted in ocular diseases