Pseudo Study Week

Hi Eyensteins! Great job on the last round of midterms and for pushing through OHP!

Down below are pictures from our exciting Sensory Vision Class (Congrats Edward for being the king of color vision!)

Don't forget about Stress Recess this Saturday at 5:00

Here's a consolidation of details for each class concerning grades, content, and each final exam. (Taken from emails, syllabi, and calendar). GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!

Clinical Medicine

• Final will cover the remaining subjects on:
• The Musculoskeletal System, The Nervous System, Skin, Psychiatry
• MIDTERM 1 30% MIDTERM 2 30% FINAL 40%
• 90-100% A 80-<90% B 70-<80% C <69% F
• Students must attain at least a 70% to be considered for any curve adjustment.
• Final Exam: Tuesday October 28^th 10:00 – 12:00

Sensory Vision


The final with have 40 questions. 25 questions will be like a 'MT3' have generally more detailed questions from Chs. 5/6, 7, 9, and 10 (I.e. spatial vision, temporal vision, infant vision, and aging vision).
1-2 questions from the last lab will be on the final. Questions that were specific to the lab quiz on color vision will not be on the final. However, 1 color vision case (for example results of an HRR and FD15 test) will be on the final - as will 14 other questions from MT1 and MT2 material; these would generally be less detailed/more general than you had on the midterms.



• Examinations will count for 90% of the final course grade as follows:



• Midterm 1 : 25%
• Midterm 2 : 25%
• Final

 : 40%
• Laboratory and class projects will count for 10% of the final course grade as follows: Lab Reports/Proficiency/Quizzes/Assignments = 10%

• Final Exam: Wednesday October 29 11: 00 – 1:00

Ocular Physiology: 

• Exam I 30% 
• Exam II 30%
• Final 40%
• 45 questions, comprehensive
• Lens (7), Vitreous (8), Retina (15), Lab (9), Previous material (6)
• Final Exam: Monday November 3, 11:30 - 1:30

Case Analysis & Procedures

• Grading in this course will be based on two midterms, one final exam (with lab written component), and four homework assignments (will be through lab).
• The midterm exam will be valued at 40% of the final grade (20% for each midterm)
• Final exam will be valued at 50% of the final grade
• Homework will be valued at 10% of the final grade.
• The midterm exam will consist of multiple choice questions and the final exam will consist of both multiple choice questions and cases (will be through lab).
 













 
• Final Exam: Tuesday November 4^th 12:30 – 2:30

OHP 


• Chapter 1 in Bajandas (see below) is required reading and has numerous sample visual fields some of which are on the final exam
• 

Kline LB, Bajandas FJ: Neuro-ophthalmology Review Manual (6th ed). Thorofare NJ, SLACK, Inc. 2008.

• A: 90 – 100 
B: 80 - 90.9 
C: 70 - 81.9 
F: <69


• Midterms: Each 30% (60% total)
 Final exam: 40%
• Final Exam: Thursday November 6^th 12:00 – 3:00  

Ophthalmic Optics 

• There will be 2 midterms, worth 100 points each, and a cumulative final examination, worth 160 points. These exams will consist of multiple-choice questions. Laboratory grading will be based on 2 proficiency exams worth 20 points each, a final proficiency exam worth 40 points, and 5 lab quizzes worth 10 points each.
• Final Exam: Friday November 7^th 11:00 – 1:00

Congrats Dr. Ng -- thanks again for another great quarter!!