Learning objectives
At the end of the session, trainees will able to:
- Define Subjective Refraction.
- List the purpose of subjective refraction.
- Describe the process of History taking.
- Explain torch Light examination and document findings.
- Differentiate the Objective and Subjective Refraction.
About this course
The subjective refraction depends mainly on the patient’s response. However, the ophthalmic
assistant should clearly provide instructions and keep on tracking the patient’s performance by asking questions. This session is segmented into 3 parts for the ophthalmic paramedic to understand the concept and method of performing the subjective refraction.
