Ophthalmic Pharmacology

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In this course, the student will learn about the effects, indications, uses and contraindications of the drugs most commonly used in ophthalmology. They will also learn about the functions of the autonomic nervous system through conferences and demonstrations. A goal is to provide an understanding of pharmacological action that may be related to ocular side effects from medications. The emphasis will be on those applicable pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics areas of drugs that have clinical relevance to the ophthalmic technician. TEOF 2010 - Professional, Ethical and Psychology Aspects in Ophthalmology. Two (2) credit. This course is designed to provide the student with a comprehensive knowledge of professional, ethics and psychology aspects in ophthalmology. The contents and experiences of the course will emphasize the professional and ethical conduct that the ophthalmic technician should observe in and out of his work. In the same way, provide general concepts in the psychology involved in dealing with patients.