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To receive credit, visit: http://www.freece.com/freece/CECatalo... Program Overview: Although ophthalmologists and optometrists are the experts in treatment of eye diseases, pharmacists need a more thorough understanding of the topical and systemic effects of the drugs they dispense. Medications dispensed may cause hypersensitivity, elevations in intraocular pressure as well as bradycardia and exacerbations in bronchoconstriction. Also discussed will be treatment variations in closed and open angle glaucoma, prescription and over the counter treatment of conjunctivitis. Join Professor Pete Kreckel with a practicing pharmacist's view of common ophthalmologic conditions commonly treated in pharmacy. This program has been reviewed by both an ophthalmologist and an optometrist for content. Pharmacist Educational Objectives - List principles of drug therapy for the eyes, and when to refer to a medical practitioner - Identify the most common ophthalmological disease states and treatments, commonly available in a retail pharmacy - Outline the role of drug therapy responsible for elevations in intraocular pressure, and the other ocular side effects - Describe the role of pharmacist counseling with regard to the therapeutics geared toward management of common diseases of the eye Pharmacy Technician Educational Objectives: - List common diseases of the eye - List medications that can cause problems with the eye Accreditation: Pharmacist 0798-0000-13-179-H01-P Pharmacy Technician 0798-0000-13-179-H01-T Disclaimer: The Content and Program Materials contained are provided by FreeCE/PharmCon as a service to its registrants and to the public. THE INFORMATION OFFERED IS FOR GENERAL EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. THIS IS NOT INTENDED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION OR ADVICE CONCERNING SPECIFIC PROBLEMS OF SITUATIONS. IT IS NOT INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE PROFESSIONALS OWN RESEARCH, OR FOR HIS OWN PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT OR ADVICE FOR A SPECIFIC PROBLEM OF SITUATION. NEITHER FREECE/PHARMCON NOR ANY CONTENT PROVIDER INTENDS TO OR SHOULD BE CONSIDERED TO BE RENDERING MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL ADVICE. WHILE FREECE/PHARMCON AND ITS CONTENT PROVIDERS HAVE EXERCISED CARE IN PROVIDING INFORMATION, NO GUARANTEE OF ITS ACCURACY, TIMELINESS OR APPLICABILITY CAN BE OR IS MADE. YOU ASSUME ALL RISKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES WITH RESPECT TO ANY DECISIONS OR ADVICE MADE OR GIVEN AS A RESULT OF THE USE OF THE PROGRAM, PROGRAM MATERIALS, FREECE WEBSITE OR INTERACTION WITH CONTENT PROVIDERS. IF MEDICAL OR OTHER EXPERT ASSISTANCE IS REQUIRED, YOU SHOULD OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A COMPETENT PROFESSIONAL. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about freeCE: Website: https://www.freece.com/ Webcasts: https://www.freece.com/Home/CECataLog... Facebook - / freeceonline Twitter - / freeceonline Instagram - / freeceonline LinkedIn - / freece---a-subsidiary-of-pharmcon -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------