4th Semester Notes of Bachelor of Optometry

 

4th Semester - Bachelor of Optometry

OO

Optometric Optics-II & Dispensing Optics

Theory & dispensing concepts

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — Spectacle Lenses
• 1a
  🖱️ Unit 1(part 2) — Spectacle Frames
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Tinted and Protective Lenses
• 2a
  🖱️ Unit 2(part 2) — Multifocal and Progressive Lenses
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — Reflection from Spectacle Lens Surface, etc.
• 3a
  🖱️ Unit 3(part 2) — Special Spectacles
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Component of Spectacle Prescription, etc
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Fault in Spectacles, etc

VO

Visual Optics II

Retinal optics & image formation

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — Accommodation & Presbyopia
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Convergence
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — Objective Refraction (static and dynamic)
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Subject Refraction
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Effective Power and Magnification

PA

Pathology

General & ocular pathology concepts

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — Inflammation, Infection & Repair
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Neoplasia & Hematology
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — Circulatory Disturbance
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Clinical Pathology & Immune System
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Shock, Anaphylaxis & Allergy

PH

Basic & Ocular Pharmacology

Drugs used in eye care

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — General Pharmacology
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Systemic Pharmacology
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — General Pharmacology ll
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Ocular Pharmacology
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Diagnostics and Therapeutic Applications

MP

Medical Psychology

Patient behaviour & counselling

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — Introduction to Psychology
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Body Integrity and Patient in his Milieu
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — The Self Concept of the Therapist and Illness
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Maladies of the Age & Adapting Changes in Vision
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Why Medical Psychology Demands Commitment?

QS

Introduction to Quality & Patient Safety

Quality frameworks & safety systems

Available

• 1
  🖱️ Unit 1 — Quality Assurance and Management
• 2
  🖱️ Unit 2 — Basic of Emergency Care and Life Support
• 3
  🖱️ Unit 3 — Biomedical Waste and Environment Safety
• 4
  🖱️ Unit 4 — Infection Prevention and Control & Antibiotic Resistance
• 5
  🖱️ Unit 5 — Disaster Preparedness and Management

Note (Ocular Diseases - II): For deep knowledge on Ocular Diseases - II, students are strongly advised to consult high-quality textbooks and reference books recommended in the official optometry syllabus.

Important (Study perspective): These notes are prepared from an exam-focused perspective to aid revision. They are not intended to replace professional/clinical textbooks. For clinical competence and in-depth understanding, always refer to the standard high-quality books listed in your optometry syllabus.