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SENSORY SYSTEM (Eye) Part 2 Leslie Lehmkuhl, RN 2009

SECTION II ADULT HEALTH NURSING. UNIT 12 NURSING CARE OF THE CLIENT: MOBILITY, COORDINATION, AND REGULATION CHAPTER 39. SENSORY SYSTEM (Eye) Part 2 Leslie Lehmkuhl, RN 2009. The eye is the organ of sight, a nearly spherical hollow globe filled with fluids (humors).

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Psychology 4051

Psychology 4051. Amblyopia. Amblyopia. Lazy Eye: a substantial reduction in vision in the absence of any detectable optical or retinal abnormalities. Can exist bilaterally but is usually unilateral. Defined as a two-line difference or more (i.e., 0.2 logMAR) on a visual acuity test.

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Cataract

Cataracts. Cataract. Normal Eye. What is a Cataract?. An ocular opacity, partial or complete, of one or both eyes, on or in the lens or capsule, especially an opacity impairing vision or causing blindness.

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Lecture Notes

15. Special Senses: Eyes. Lecture Notes. Classroom Activity to Accompany Medical Terminology Systems, Sixth Edition Barbara A. Gylys ? Mary Ellen Wedding. 15. SPECIAL SENSES: EYES. Structure. Globe-shaped, 2.5 cm in diameter Three layers Fibrous outer tunic Vascular middle tunic

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Visual Impairment (Glaucoma & Cataract)

Visual Impairment (Glaucoma & Cataract). Dr. Belal M. Hijji, RN, PhD May 18 & 21, 2011. Learning Outcomes. At the end of this lecture, students will be able to: Recognise the causes and effects of visual impairment on an individual. Define glaucoma and identify its clinical manifestations.

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Low Incidence Caitlin Etherton

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Unite For Sight: Eye Health for Teachers

Unite For Sight: Eye Health for Teachers. <Insert Your Name> Community Fellow, <Insert University>. Vision Problems in an Academic Setting. Vision problems affect nearly 13.5 million children in the U.S.

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How to Prepare for an Eye Exam

Visiting the eye doctor can be intimidating, but a comprehensive eye exam is the best way to test for, diagnose, and treat any underlying vision problems you may have. You should not wait until you experience a vision problem or symptoms to schedule your routine eye exam. Depending on your age, health, and family history, it is recommended to have a yearly comprehensive eye exam. Of course, if you experience any vision problems between eye exams, you should contact your eye doctor immediately. It all starts with a comprehensive eye exam. Schedule yours today! If you have any additional questions, contact Vision Associates at 419-578-2020.

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