BSC Optometrist Interview Questions and Answers

I would remain calm, listen actively, empathize with the customer, and find a solution that meets their needs.

• Remain calm and composed

• Listen actively to understand the customer's concerns

• Empathize with the customer's situation

• Find a solution that meets the customer's needs while following company policies

• Offer alternatives if necessary

Taking eye measurements accurately involves using various instruments and techniques to assess visual acuity, refractive error, and eye health.

• Start by measuring visual acuity using a Snellen chart or other visual acuity testing methods.

• Use a phoropter to determine the refractive error and prescription needed for corrective lenses.

• Assess eye health by using a slit lamp to examine the anterior and posterior segments of the eye.

• Measure intraocular pressure using a tonometer to ...read more

Yes, I would prescribe specs for the patient.

• PLPR minus and .75 indicates a refractive error in the patient's eyes.

• Prescribing specs would help correct the refractive error and improve the patient's vision.

• The prescription would depend on the patient's individual needs and preferences.