Learning Objectives:

1. Display ability to identify pertinent historical information relating to ocular urgencies and emergencies.
2. Be able to identify the major classes of ocular pharmaceuticals that are necessary in the management of ocular urgencies and emergencies.
3. To have the ability to use the basic clinical instrumentation needed to assess the ocular emergency patient.
4. Awareness of common laboratory tests used to diagnose the ocular emergency patient.
5. Recognition of the most encountered ocular emergencies involving the ocular adnexa.
6. Recognition of the most encountered ocular emergencies involving the anterior segment structures.
7. Recognition of the most encountered ocular emergencies involving the posterior segment structures.