Ophthalmology Made Easy

This comprehensive guide on eye emergencies – a must-have for medical students, GPs, A&E doctors, junior ophthalmology trainees, ophthalmic nurses, and nurse practitioners – empowers you with the essential skills to confidently handle eye problems. Whether you’re working in a GP surgery, A&E, or an outpatient clinic, this book will equip you with the knowledge to:

* Perform initial eye assessment with ease
* Understand and manage common eye conditions yourself
* Identify when to refer to an ophthalmology specialist with confidence

Furthermore, this ophthalmology reference book offers:

* A glossary of common ophthalmic terms and medications – an invaluable tool when deciphering ophthalmology letters
* A straightforward triage ready reckoner to help you sort symptoms and decide the urgency of referral
* A systems-based approach, highlighting common conditions, and detailing how to assess, investigate, and manage each of them
* A user-friendly guide to interpreting the most common ophthalmological investigations and results

Throughout the book, we use clear, easy-to-understand symbols to indicate what can be safely undertaken in general practice and A&E, and when to pass the reins to an ophthalmologist. Red flag boxes and red text are used to highlight critical clinical concepts and sight- or life-threatening conditions that should never be overlooked.

In summary, this book is the ideal resource for anyone seeking to refresh their knowledge on diagnosis, management, and referral to ophthalmology. Enhance your confidence in managing eye emergencies, understand when to refer to an ophthalmologist, and learn to navigate the complex language of ophthalmology with our comprehensive guide. Read more [javascript:void(0)]
Authors:
Michelle Attzs (Author),
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Publication Date:
March 19, 2024
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