Course Language: English
Instructor: Candice Frazier, CRA, OCT-c, COA | RetCam Clinical Education Specialist
Course Description:
Fluorescein angiography (FA) is a diagnostic aid to examine the circulation of the retinal blood vessels. In pediatric eye disease, Fluorescein Angiography allows a high level view of what is happening inside the eye.
This course will cover a basic understanding of how Fluorescein Angiography and how it is performed.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the presentation, the attendee will be able to:
| Module 1 | What is Fluorescein Angiography? - Video Training |
| Unit 1 | Introduction |
| Unit 2 | What is FA? |
| Unit 3 | Terms used in FA |
| Unit 4 | Why is FA Performed |
| Unit 5 | Theory of Operation |
| Unit 6 | What is Fluorescein Sodium? |
| Unit 7 | How is FA performed? |
| Unit 8 | Phases of FA |
| Unit 9 | FA Example Images |
| Unit 10 | Apply Knowledge |
| Unit 11 | References and Conclusion |
| Module 2 | What is Fluorescein Angiography? - The Quiz |
| Unit 1 | Certified Knowledge Quiz |