OPTM X506 - Stress Management: The Role of Biomechanics in Ocular Disease
This course introduces the principles of ocular biomechanics and their clinical application in detecting and managing glaucoma and keratoconus. Learners will explore key biomechanical parameters, risk stratification methods, and how these insights support early diagnosis and treatment planning.
Delivery Options
Online, Self-Paced : This course is available fully online with no scheduled class sessions or fixed due dates. You can start coursework at any time and work through it independently at your own pace, within the timeframe designated. Online modules may include readings, lecture videos, assignments, quizzes and more.
Time to Completion
This course is projected to take 2 hour(s) to complete.
Course Completion Requirements
Learners must achieve a perfect score to earn a certificate.
Technology Requirements
The following is recommended:
- Reliable internet connection
- The current and previous major releases of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
What You'll Learn
- To define ocular biomechanics.
- To identify the ocular biomechanical parameters pertinent to glaucoma pathophysiology.
- To understand how clinicians can use ocular biomechanics to stratify glaucoma risk.
- To identify the ocular biomechanical parameters pertinent to keratoconus pathophysiology.
- To understand how clinicians can use ocular biomechanics to stratify keratoconus risk.
What You'll Earn
- Stress Management: The Role of Biomechanics in Ocular Disease certificate of completion from Ohio State's College of Optometry.
Additional Information
Instructor: Phillip Yuhas, OD, PhD, FAAO
COPE: 86716-TD
Contact Us
For questions about the enrollment process, payment options, technology, or course records, please submit an inquiry and our Enrollment Support team will assist you within 24 hours during business days.
For questions about course details contact CE@optometry.osu.edu.