American Board of Optometry

American Board of Optometry Serving the public and the profession by assessing and certifying the competency of optometrists.

STILL TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE IF YOU NEED CE! The Clinical & Refractive Optometry Journal (CROJ) is an online, peer-revie...
12/19/2025

STILL TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE IF YOU NEED CE! The Clinical & Refractive Optometry Journal (CROJ) is an online, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to bringing clinical information to primary eye care practitioners. Each article in CROJ is available as a COPE-accredited continuing education course. CROJ is generously offering all ABO Diplomates and Active Candidates a 20% discount on all CE courses through the end of this calendar year. Go to CROJournal.com and enter ABO-2025 to claim this discount.

ABO Diplomates can still apply and earn a CAQ in 2025! Start a new 2026 MOC cycle with an emphasis in your chosen area o...
12/09/2025

ABO Diplomates can still apply and earn a CAQ in 2025! Start a new 2026 MOC cycle with an emphasis in your chosen area of expertise! Log in to your Learning Builder account to begin an application!

New question of the Week!
12/02/2025

New question of the Week!

Easy question for a short holiday week!
11/25/2025

Easy question for a short holiday week!

What's your answer?
11/12/2025

What's your answer?

Thankful for those who served!
11/11/2025

Thankful for those who served!

ABO works hard to make sure board certification and maintenance of certification are valuable tools for helping Diplomat...
11/10/2025

ABO works hard to make sure board certification and maintenance of certification are valuable tools for helping Diplomates stay current with modern optometric practice. Take the survey and let us know what you think!

The occurrence of a RVO in any patient warrants some degree of systemic workup. While many cases in elderly individuals ...
11/05/2025

The occurrence of a RVO in any patient warrants some degree of systemic workup. While many cases in elderly individuals occur in the presence of atherosclerotic risk factors and require minimal investigation, cases in younger patients (especially less than 50) warrant a more thorough investigation. The purpose of a systemic workup is to identify, treat, and optimize underlying medical conditions such as diabetes and hypertension to prevent non-ocular organ damage as well as the recurrence of a RVO. The occurrence of a RVO should be clearly communicated to the general practitioner so that he/she can take part in a systemic evaluation and assist in counselling the patient about risk factors.

https://www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(24)00789-9/fulltext

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