Active CET exams
Welcome to OT's CET section where you can take a range of CET, VRICS and CET Video exams in order to collect CET points.
Please note that when taking an exam, the MCQs may require practitioners to apply additional knowledge that has not been covered in the related CET article.
For more information on the requirements of the GOC's enhanced CET scheme, click here.
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This feature presents commonly observed eyelid conditions. Practitioners are invited to interpret each case accessing additional resources where required to answers the questions
Exam type: VRICS image-based
Resource: View article
Practitioner type: O
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In this article, the author unravels six mysteries that practitioners should be aware of in contemporary myopia management.
Exam type: CET
Resource: View article
Practitioner type: TO, O, DO, CL
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This article explores the use of orthokeratology as a tool for myopia management, and the evidence base that supports its use.
Exam type: CET
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Practitioner type: O, DO, CL
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This article summarises the global research efforts to reduce the progression of childhood myopia outlining the efficacy for a range of interventions
Exam type: CET
Resource: View article
Practitioner type: O, DO, CL, TO
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Download and read the document, Making accurate claims in Wales, then answer the exam questions. The document explains in detail the eligibility of patients for General Ophthalmic Services (GOS). GOS claims are commonly misunderstood and a source of worry for practitioners and practice owners. This CET exercise aims to give participants the practical knowledge to avoid future problems and claim appropriately and confidently
Exam type: CET
Resource: View article
Practitioner type: O, DO
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Download and read the document, Making accurate claims in England, then answer the exam questions. The document explains in detail the eligibility of patients for General Ophthalmic Services (GOS). GOS claims are commonly misunderstood and a source of worry for practitioners and practice owners. This CET exercise aims to give participants the practical knowledge to avoid future problems and claim appropriately and confidently
Exam type: CET
Resource: View article
Practitioner type: O, DO
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This video will demonstrate how to examine the patient who presents with flashing lights and floaters, helping you differentiate between those who may be reassured and those who need to be referred to ophthalmology. Kam Balaggan will use videos and images to show the difference between normal vitreous syneresis, uncomplicated posterior vitreous detachments and those resulting in retinal tears
Exam type: Video
Resource: View video
Practitioner type: O
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