Each participant demonstrated the quid being placed just inside the lower lip but still visible, and confirmed and demonstrated that the quid was placed behind the ear when not in the mouth
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Educators Guide Key concepts Diagnosing amblyopia Identifying residual amblyopia Evidence-based treatment regimens for amblyopia including the importance of appropriate refractive correction and the efficacy of occlusion and atropine therapies The importance of compliance in amblyopia therapy Deciding when to cease therapy in cases of residual amblyopia Learning objectives By the end of this case study, learners should be able to: Correctly identify amblyopia risk factors and how these can be used to make the diagnosis of amblyopia Identify and describe the risk factors for residual amblyopia Differentiate amblyopia from other childhood ocular conditions Formulate an evidence-based management plan for children with amblyopia Construct an appropriate follow-up schedule Evaluate clinical test results to decide when further therapy is not warranted in cases of residual amblyopia Assessment of learning objectives Case-based discussions on diagnosis and management of amblyopia particularly in patients at risk of residual amblyopia Clinical thinking skills and knowledge base of the clinical signs of amblyopia could be assessed in a small-group setting, e.g., seminar, with an academic staff member mediating the discussion to cover all the appropriate points
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