Award-winning text can help every clinician -- beginning and experienced --have more satisfied patients. Through 150 case studies, the book helps you solve everyday problems in refraction. It explores and explains the multitude of variables that can lead to patient complaints, giving logical answers to many different kinds of situations. The result will be more wise decisions in diagnosis and prescribing. Best Medical Book of the Year award (American Medical Writers Assn.).

The Fine Art of Prescribing Glasses Without Making a Spectacle of Yourself

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Ware, Marsha

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Gathers low-calorie versions of traditional Jewish recipes for a variety of appetizers, soups, salads, breads, main dishes, and desserts

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Shields, Laurie

The third edition of this dictionary, like the earlier editions, provides a complete listing of terminology related to the eye and visual system and ophthalmic care in lay language wherever possible. The authors set out to develop an easily used compendium of words and terms that make up the language and symbols used by ophthalmologists. Because the specialty has a unique vocabulary and many abbreviations and acronyms, beginning ophthalmology residents, students in orthoptics and ophthalmic technology, and other support personnel often are not conversant in ophthalmology-speak, and this dictionary is an excellent tool for learning the language. The authors are seasoned educators who recognize the problem and its solution. This new edition is very complete and gives readers an exhaustive list of words and phrases. This softcover book fits easily on a shelf or desk. The 11 pages of abbreviations and acronyms help readers interpret chart notes. The dictionary gives a useful, although usually nontechnical, definition. For example, the chemical, commercial, and drug classification names of medications are provided but only the general disease indications for their use are included. A nice additional feature is the inclusion of common misspellings. Beginning residents in ophthalmology and students in related fields plus clinical support staff will find the dictionary handy and highly useful.

Dictionary of Eye Terminology

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Barbara Cassin

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Provides clinicians with the tools to become a proficient, even superior, refractionist. Readers will learn how to provide a proper prescription not only for the common refractive and motility errors, but also for the refractive surgery patient, the contact lens wearer, and the low vision patient. Filled with case histories and "how-to" pearls.

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Milder, Benjamin

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