Subjective Refractometry Technique for Ophthalmic Technicians

Continue this lesson in my clinical training program at www.eyetechtraining.com/techn.... Subjective refraction is a technique used by ophthalmic technicians or eye techs to assess refractive error. This video explains how to refract using a manual phoropter.
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You are such a good teacher!

[@DebRipAdams]

Wonderful! Thank you, Sharon!

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[@Baloch_864]

You are doing great.. But there is a step of Jackson CC known as “need of Cylinder”. Instead of using 0.50cyl apply JCC in two positions. Suppose red dot on 45 (checking cyl 90 and 180) and red dot on 90 (checking axis 45 and 135).

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Was this video supposed to cut off before you finished talking?

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What is the rest of the video?

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I was enjoying this video, how comes it didn't finish

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It is just easier to measure my own refraction, with my own test lenses. Less expensive, also.

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Why no objective refraction before Subjective

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I want Cylinder. Let the Cylinder be free.

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