Introduction to Eye Movements and Nystagmus (VF-0010)


Description
The second course in the Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation Curriculum explores the identification, naming, and clinical significance of eye movements and nystagmus. Through cutting edge graphics, real-world videos, and knowledge checks, participants will hone their ability to differentiate between various eye movements and nystagmus patterns.

This is the second course in a series aimed at building on foundational vestibular knowledge. It is recommended to take this course after Anatomy and Physiology.

Completion Requirements: 1. Completing all sections of course 2. Passing exam with score of 70% 3. Completing post course survey

Course Level: Beginner

Location: Online Delivery Method: Self-Paced Course Hours: 1.5 CEU Units: .15

Content
  • Course Navigation
  • Introduction and Objectives
  • How to Observe Eye Movements
  • Nystagmus Basics
  • Six Characteristics Of Nystagmus
  • Nystagmus - Trigger
  • Nystagmus - Waveform
  • Nystagmus - Direction Linear
  • Nystagmus - Duration
  • Nystagmus - Direction Torsion
  • Nystagmus - Strength
  • Nystagmus - Latency
  • Knowledge Check 1 - Characteristics
  • How to Improve Viewing Nystagmus
  • Rare Eye Movements
  • Knowledge Check 2 - Rare Eye Movements
  • Final Exam
  • Course Thanks
  • Course Survey
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever