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The exam includes:
• 150 multiple choice questions
• 3 hours
• Passing score: 60%
Expect a mixture of clinical, calculation, interpretation, and patient management MCQs.
Questions may ask you to:
• Determine the correct refractive correction.
• Interpret visual acuity or refraction findings.
• Assess binocular vision problems.
• Select or troubleshoot contact lenses.
• Recognize common ocular diseases.
• Evaluate pediatric or geriatric patients.
• Select appropriate low vision aids.
• Decide when an eye condition needs referral.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Clinical Visual Optics | Lens power, optical principles, vergence, magnification and application of optics to patient care. |
| Ocular Anatomy and Physiology | Structure and function of the eye, visual pathways and physiological processes affecting vision. |
| Binocular Vision | Accommodation, convergence, ocular alignment, binocular disorders and related assessment. |
| Refraction | Objective and subjective refraction, refractive errors, prescriptions and clinical interpretation. |
| Contact Lenses | Lens selection, fitting, assessment, complications, patient education and troubleshooting. |
| Ocular Disease | Recognition of common eye diseases, clinical findings, diagnostic testing and appropriate referral. |
| Pediatric Optometry | Vision assessment in children, refractive development, amblyopia, binocular problems and age-appropriate testing. |
| Geriatric Optometry | Age-related visual changes, common ocular conditions and visual rehabilitation in older adults. |
| Low Vision Practice | Low-vision assessment, magnification, optical aids, environmental modification and rehabilitation. |
| SCFHS Optometrist Specialist Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Clinical Visual Optics | 5% |
| Ocular Anatomy and Physiology | 5% |
| Binocular Vision | 10% |
| Refraction | 18% |
| Contact Lenses | 17% |
| Ocular Disease | 15% |
| Pediatric Optometry | 10% |
| Geriatric Optometry | 5% |
| Low Vision Practice | 10% |
Start with the three highest weight published areas:
• Refraction: 18%
• Contact Lenses: 17%
• Ocular Disease: 15%
Together, they represent 50% of the published blueprint weighting
You can reschedule through Prometric, but fees apply :
• 30+ days before: No fee.
• 16 to 30 days before: A standard $50 reschedule fee.
• 15 days or fewer: No refund, you will lose your original test fee.
• Practice MCQs topic by topic, focusing on weak areas.
• Review explanations for incorrect answers.
• Reattempt missed questions after revision.
• Take timed tests to improve speed and accuracy.
• Track scores to identify knowledge gaps.
• Revise using trusted references and the official SCFHS blueprint.
