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Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease (TMOD)

Provider
National Board of Examiners in Optometry (NBEO)
Format
Image-intensive, case-based examination; each patient case is followed by 3-6 related multiple-choice items with 3-10 answer options, single-answer or multiple-response. Offered as a stand-alone examination or as an embedded portion of the Part II PAM examination, with a separate TMOD score and pass/fail decision
Exam questions
120 items administered in a single session
Exam fee
$630 for the stand-alone TMOD (rates for examinations administered beginning August 2026); no separate registration when taken embedded in Part II PAM
Examination outline
  • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — Pathophysiology/etiology
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — anatomy
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — biochemistry
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — physiology
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — immunology/microbiology/pathology
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — optics
    • Clinical Correlation of Basic Science Principles — pharmacology
  • Diagnosis
    • Diagnosis — Most appropriate diagnosis
    • Related to Diagnosis — Indicate data supporting or correlating with diagnosis; correlation of possible additional data; or indicate additional data or next test needed
  • Treatment / Management
    • Treatment/Management — Most appropriate treatment/management
    • Related to Treatment/Management — Treatment mechanism, additional data needed to treat effectively, additional data or next test needed, patient education, follow-up, or prognosis
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