Tex. Occupations Code § 351.355
This is the official text of Tex. Occupations Code § 351.355, part of Texas’s Occupations Code — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§ 351.355. DETERMINING OR MEASURING VISION.
Official statutory text
In determining or measuring the powers of vision of the human eye, an optometrist or therapeutic optometrist may:
(1) examine the eye to diagnose the presence of a defect or abnormal condition, the presence or effect of which may be corrected, remedied, or relieved by the use of lenses or prisms;
(2) determine the accommodative or refractive condition or the range or powers of vision or muscular equilibrium of the eye; or
(3) examine the human vision system to determine a departure from the normal, measure the system's powers of vision, or adapt lenses or prisms for the system's aid or relief.
(1) examine the eye to diagnose the presence of a defect or abnormal condition, the presence or effect of which may be corrected, remedied, or relieved by the use of lenses or prisms;
(2) determine the accommodative or refractive condition or the range or powers of vision or muscular equilibrium of the eye; or
(3) examine the human vision system to determine a departure from the normal, measure the system's powers of vision, or adapt lenses or prisms for the system's aid or relief.
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