#optometry equipment

[lemedstudent2021]

Lost in translation

theres something i cant name about things written in a language and then translated to another to reach a wider audience. to me, there always seems to something missing. something that just doesnt cross the language barrier.

the english text is accurate and concise, but the original, while being shorter, somehow manages to pack 7 more times the emotion despite the mundanity of the story it narrates.

is this because the arabic language, one of the oldest and by far the richest language in the world, is so poetic in its nature that just about anything written or spoken in it is inherantly majestic?

is it because of the multitudes of cultures, traditions, history, and heritage each dialect of the language holds that makes it so diverse juxtaposing with the normalcy of the exchange?

or is it the simplicty and humanity of palestinian lives and the essence of their struggle captured in 4 sentences that symbolise the extent to which this conflict has reached, how the world has become, and how its people have descended?

i just cant put my finger on it.

[aishavass]

Global optometry equipment market size is expected to grow as a result of increasing eye diseases, several government initiatives to combat visual...

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“CONVICTED FOR PRACTICING HERE WITHOUT LICENSE,” Owen Sound Sun-Times. January 5, 1933. Page 10. ---- Henry Cooper Practiced Optometry Without Licence; $10 and Costs Is Penalty ---- The case of Henry Cooper, 271 8th street east who appeared in police court before Magistrate E. C. Spereman on Thursday morning charged with practicing optometry without a license contrary to the act was one of the most interesting heard In some time. Cooper pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs, the minimum penalty and given a month In which to pay.

The outfit with which Cooper tested eyes end prescribed for spectacles can only be described In the words of the magistrate "very crude." It consisted of a stick on which was fastened a small lens at one end. The stick was scaled with numbers. A sliding piece of wood on which were letters of various sizes was used. The lens is put to the eye and the letters moved backwards and forwards until perfect vision is obtained. The number is then jotted down and the company, which makes the glasses prescribes for the patient. 

As the Inspector for the Board of Examination at Toronto stated: "Such an apparatus is arranged so that everyone using it requires spectacles. Continued use of the spectacle prescribed mean ruination of the eyes in a very short time.”

Mr F. G. McKay who conducted the defense for Cooper was of the opinion that the company which Cooper works for should be prosecuted rather than the agent and urged a minimum penalty. Mr. W. J. Scott, acting County Crown Attorney, was of the same opinion, but felt that the interests of the public must be protected against such things as this. The company for which Cooper was working is the Dr. S. J. Ritzholz Optical Co. and the Nu-Way Optical Company

The provincial inspector who laid the information against Cooper stated that a conviction against this company is pending an appeal. Complaints have been received from all over Ontario, because of the many salesmen for various companies and it Is the desire of the Board of Examiners to put a stop to unlicensed practising. Every optometrist must have a license and must be registered under the act.

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Eye disorders are witnessing an upsurge all around the globe. The reasons for the same are many such as exposing eyes to artificial lights for long durations, genetic and hereditary factors and much more. This is widened the scope of growth for the optometry/eye exam equipment market. The introduction of optometry/eye exam equipment especially in the developing economies has been proving fruitful for quite some time now.

Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the optometry/eye exam equipment market which was USD 3.05 billion in 2022, is expected to reach USD 5.32 billion by 2030, and is likely to undergo a CAGR of 7.20% during the forecast period of 2023 to 2030. “Hospitals” dominates the end-user segment of the optometry/eye exam equipment market owing to increasing number hospitals especially in the developing economies. In addition to the insights on market scenarios such as market value, growth rate, segmentation, geographical coverage, and major players, the market reports curated by the Data Bridge Market Research also include depth expert analysis, patient epidemiology, pipeline analysis, pricing analysis, and regulatory framework.

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Top 5 associated optometry equipment and how to find a good supplier online

If you're interested in becoming an optometrist, you'll need to familiarize yourself with the various pieces of equipment used in the field. Here's a quick introduction to some of the most essential associated optometry equipment:

1. The phoropter is an instrument used to measure a person's refractive error. This information is then used to prescribe the correct eyeglass or contact lens prescription.

2. The autorefractor is another instrument used to measure a person's refractive error. However, unlike the phoropter, the autorefractor can provide a more accurate measurement.

3. The retinoscope is an instrument used to shine a light into the eye. This helps the optometrist determine the lens prescription that will be best for the patient.

4. The ophthalmoscope is an instrument used to examine the inside of the eye. This allows the optometrist to check for any abnormalities.

5. The visual acuity chart is used to measure a person's vision. This is typically done at the beginning of an eye exam.

These are just a few of the essential pieces of associated optometry equipment. With these tools, optometrists are able to provide the best possible care for their patients.

How to choose a good associated optometry equipment supplier?

There are many factors to consider when choosing an associated optometry equipment supplier. Here are a few key points to keep in mind:

1. Make sure the supplier is reputable and has a good track record.

2. Ask around for recommendations from other optometrists.

3. Compare prices and services offered by different suppliers.

4. Make sure the supplier offers good customer service and is easy to communicate with.

5. Ask the supplier for references and check them out.

6. Make sure the supplier is able to meet your specific needs.

7. Get everything in writing to avoid any misunderstandings later on.

8. Be sure to read the fine print before signing any contracts.

By following these tips, you should be able to find a good associated optometry equipment supplier that meets your needs and requirements.

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Medical/optometry-related discussion under the cut.

I can't sleep tonight thinking about a patient. They came to see me recently for poor vision in one eye, thinking they just needed glasses, and it turned out they have severe glaucoma that's made one eye effectively blind and has put the other eye very, very close. They hadn't had an eye exam since at least 2015 and likely earlier than that, because they'd seen well all their life except for needing reading glasses and didn't have any ocular discomfort, and they assumed that meant their eyes were healthy.

Now, all of a sudden, we're facing a real possibility of irreversible total blindness. The eyedrop I put this person on didn't have nearly the effectiveness I'd hoped, and when we got the results of the visual field test at this week's follow-up it was much worse than I'd expected. Instead of having a few months to play with medications and treatment options and taking our time finding the right regimen best-suited for this patient's schedule and insurance and preferences, we're looking down the barrel of needing major surgery ASAP to get the pressure back into a safe range, and even still, given how long they've likely been sitting on this high pressure, they may still lose some of their little remaining vision. It's a horrible situation for this relatively young person (less than 70 years old) and I can't stop thinking about how completely avoidable this whole situation was.

I hate these apps that keep popping up advertising how they can give you a prescription at home. I hate them. Good vision has nothing to do with healthy eyes (in fact, people with good natural vision are often some of my worst patients because they don't need to get glasses and they forget about me), and this is a perfect case of a person who saw great right up until the moment they went blind from a condition we could have stopped in its tracks two, three, five, eight years ago. I don't know this person's life story; I don't know what major life events or struggles they were going through over the last decade that kept them from coming in. I'm sure there were reasons that seemed good at the time. I just know that by the time they came to me for help it was too late for me to do anything meaningful at all, and I get a knot in the pit of my stomach every time I think about the test results. It's crushing for the patient and for me, absolutely crushing.

Glaucoma is so treatable these days, and so easy to catch with the right testing, but it requires people to get that testing in an office with the equipment to test it. It has basically no symptoms until the very end stages of the disease--no pain, no sense of pressure, no visual changes, no redness, no blurry vision, no anything until the last possible moment. The only way to pick it up is to take an external measurement of the pressure inside the eye. But it's slow! It's a slow disease that takes years--sometimes decades!--to do real damage, and if patients are getting regular eye care during this time we can catch it and stop it! Apps will never be able to do this. Never, and this casual acceptance of at-home vision checks replacing actual health care, this uninformed conflation of thinking good vision means good eye health, of letting the desire for convenient online glasses shopping overrule the importance of getting dilated, terrifies me.

This patient didn't use apps, didn't get glasses online. But they made the same mistake that people who do use these apps make, which is that they assume seeing well means that nothing is wrong with their eyes. It breaks my heart that I'm going to be having these conversations more and more with patients who get these slow, preventable diseases because an app got them seeing well out of their glasses, and they used that instead of a dilated eye exam to decide they were in good shape.

I don't really know where I'm going with all this. I've just been thinking about it constantly since the patient's most recent visit, and I'm worrying about kids growing up with everything so accessible online that they forget some things--important things--still require in-person human touch. It's just--stuff like this doesn't have to happen. So many diseases like glaucoma take so long to show up, and there are so many ways to intervene and stop progression before the patient loses an iota of vision, and I just--I want to be having those conversations instead, where I'm telling people that it's great we caught something early and now with treatment they should be in good shape for the rest of their lives. I want to do that instead of what I had to do this week, which was tell this patient that this vision was never coming back, and then have nothing, nothing, nothing I could do to help besides sit with them in their pain and watch them go through all the horrible stages of new grief and say I'm so sorry, hopefully the surgery will preserve everything you have left, hopefully, I'm so sorry.

I don't know how to make that happen, though, that shift. Advocation and education, I guess, which is what they're always harping on at continuing education courses, but those are big things, sweeping things, and I work best in the one-on-one, in the personal. I don't know. It's just a hard thing. A hard day, I guess.

[autobotmedic]

Ratch has studied and focused primarily on Applied science, which includes more than this list because there are advanced alien categories not describable by Earth words and also him reading about it occasionally doesn’t make him an expert on that topic, so, THESE ARE THINGS HE KNOWS A SUBSTANCIAL AMOUNT ABOUT not things he might know a little a bit (... even if ‘a little’ could be a lot by our standards hgksjdhf).

List of Applied Sciences that he either officially studied as a medic, or he knows enough about at this point that he’s trusted on the topic regardless. Several of these overlap but I wanted to mention specific ones sometimes rather than just a broad category:

Aerospace engineering - partially due to the fact that some tfs are capable of space travel without a ship (such as those that can turn into satellites) or they ARE a ship (such as those that can turn into shuttles), partially out of his own intrigue with transportation and spacebridging technology, which later leads to his ability to create the groundbridge variation even with Earth’s limitations.

Anatomy

Applied mathematics

Applied physics

Biomedical engineering - yes he knows how most of the equipment he uses works and he can build it which is how they have any of it on Earth.

Chemical engineering

Computational geometry

Computer engineering

Computer science

Dentistry - this is not something he intended to focus on, but there wasn’t anyone else to take care of it as medical professionals dropped during war. so. he does. and he stops once there are others who can take care of that again post-reconstruction of their planet. because honestly he doesn’t want his hands in others’ mouths.

Electrical engineering - especially electromagnetism due to the field produced by sparks.

Electronic engineering

Marine engineering - related to tfs capable of turning into marine vessels.

Mechanical engineering

Microtechnology

Nutritional science - nutrition but for vehicles, such a fuel combinations healthiest for specific builds, minerals, etc for needs ranging from paint nanites to lubricant for internal workings (eventually studies human nutrition on Earth).

Optometry - this is actually one of the most aesthetically fascinating to him of their biological variations, because you’ve got dilating optics you’ve got solid optics you’ve got multicolored optics there are SO MANY OPTICAL FORMS (plus types of vision) and they are amazing.

Physical therapy - strong evidence of this during bulkhead’s physical recovery after getting wrecked by hardshell, because Ratch has him doing exercises but also stops him from Overdoing it too.

Physiology 

Software engineering

Veterinary science - because of tfs with animalistic alt modes, but also out of his own interest and the sense of peace he finds in the wilderness (on earth or cybertron), he Will help an injured creature if he finds it or is presented with it.

Natural Sciences aka overlapping or exceptions due to familiarity or casual interest, but he has not intentionally studied everything that falls under these massive categories:

Biology - I think this is self explanatory, but beyond robotic, he has studied organic forms more extensively in recent ages due to space travels after the exodus from their homeworld and due to living on Earth. Includes his casual botany, neuroscience, and zoology interests.

Chemistry - although he can use his knowledge for analysis and creation/counteracting a problem when necessary, he cares about metallurgy and mineralogy more than most matters in this category. Also includes his knowledge of nanotechnology.

Physics - again, he can use knowledge for analysis and problem-solving, but he cares more about thermodynamics (which is part of chemical engineering mentioned above), mechanics, and psychophysics than most matters in this category.

TF Specific honorable mentions because I’m sure it qualifies as its own category:

Blacksmithing - perhaps one day I will be able to come up with a more technical term for assistance in developing well-born newforges, but for now, it is a term known by many due to idw so I use it.

Carrying and Pediatrics - again, I haven’t come up with robotic technical terms for their methods of budding or kindling to create sparklings (and their care/development afterward) because none of it is the same as humans (and I don’t share a lot of fanon concepts either hfsjkdhf), but I still use these terms so you know loosely what I’m referring to.

[iamatish]

Why ITM College Raipur is the Best Choice for BBA Aspirants

Do you want to pursue a Bachelor of business administration, and are in search of some best BBA colleges for your course? ITM Institute of Raipur can be a great choice. Let us mention why ITM Raipur stands out from other BBA colleges for a BBA course. 

ITM Raipur 

ITM Raipur is a management institute located in Raipur that offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in the fields of management, commerce, computer applications, engineering, and hospitality management.

It was established in the year 2003 and is affiliated with the Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekananda Technical University (CSVTU) and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

It is a member of the Association of India Universities and the World Council of Optometry.

What is BBA?

BBA or Bachelor of Business Administration is a 4-year undergraduate degree program in the field of business and management.

A thorough understanding of business principles and procedures, including accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and operations management, is given to students by the programme.

During the course of study, students will learn how to analyze business problems, make informed decisions, and develop effective strategies for running a successful organization.

BBA degree holders can pursue a career in a variety of industries, such as banking, consulting, marketing, management, and entrepreneurship, among others. 

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ITM Raipur offers 5 major specializations in Bachelor of Business Administration. Here are the courses:

BBA Course in Marketing Management 

BBA Course in Accounting and Finance

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ITM Raipur is one of the top BBA colleges and offers several advantages for students interested in pursuing a career in business and management. Here are some of the benefits of doing a BBA at ITM Raipur:

The BBA program at ITM Raipur is designed to provide students with a practical understanding of business and management concepts, which are integrated with industry-relevant skills. 

ITM Raipur has a modern infrastructure that includes state-of-the-art classrooms, computer labs, and other facilities. The campus is equipped with high-speed internet connectivity and a well-stocked library.

ITM Raipur is known for providing quality education to its students, as it has great faculties who are experts in their respective subjects.

Placement Opportunities: ITM Raipur has a dedicated placement cell that helps students secure job opportunities in reputed organizations. The placement cell maintains strong ties with the industry.

ITM Raipur encourages students to participate in various extracurricular activities and clubs. These activities help students develop their leadership, communication, and teamwork skills, which can be useful in their professional lives. 

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Panama as a destination for medical tourism

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In addition, Panama has bilingual physicians and certified interpreters who can communicate with patients in their native language. This makes it easier for patients to understand their treatment plan and get the care they need. Moreover, the country also has translators available if needed, which helps make communication between doctor and patient smoother. With its English-speaking doctors, interpreters, translators and bilingual health professionals, Panama is a great option for those seeking medical care abroad.

In Panama, medical interpreters are essential to ensure that communication between patients and healthcare professionals is accurate and effective. They play a crucial role in bridging the language barrier between individuals who do not speak the same language. Medical interpreters help to ensure that instructions and advice of the treating physician are understood correctly, leading to better patient outcomes. They also help doctors understand their patients’ needs and provide them with appropriate care. This is especially important for non-Spanish speaking patients who may be unfamiliar with medical terminology or procedures. Medical translators can also provide valuable cultural insights into how different cultures view health, which can be invaluable in providing more comprehensive care.

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[eyewearcatherine]

💻🌼The number of glasses is better than the number of refraction degrees

Lens type and design

Different types of lenses (such as single-light lenses, progressive lenses, etc.) will also affect the required degree. Progressive lenses are often designed with multiple visual needs in mind, so in some cases the actual number of lenses may be slightly lower.

The optimum range where the degree of optometry is lower than that of optometry

General advice

In general, an optometry degree 0.25 to 0.5 degrees lower than the optometry degree is a more common recommendation. This range of adjustments usually does not affect visual quality, while improving wearing comfort.

Special case

For some special cases, such as children, adolescents, or the elderly, the recommended range of adjustments may vary. Here are some concrete suggestions

Children and adolescents: Because their eyes are still developing, it is recommended to reduce the number of degrees based on the degree of refraction to avoid eye strain caused by excessive correction.

The elderly: As the eye's ability to adjust decreases with age, it is recommended to moderately reduce the degree when getting glasses, especially when equipped with progressive lenses, to ensure a balance between nearsightedness and farsightedness.👇👇

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Allied Science Courses at Noida International University

Allied health sciences form an essential part of the healthcare ecosystem, complementing the work of doctors and nurses to provide comprehensive patient care. Noida International University (NIU) stands out as a leading institution offering quality education in allied health sciences. In this article, we delve into the scope, benefits, and opportunities that NIU's allied science courses present.

Why Choose Allied Science Courses?

The demand for allied health professionals is on the rise, driven by advancements in medical technology and an aging global population. Allied science courses equip students with specialized skills that are vital for efficient healthcare delivery, making graduates highly employable and ready to meet industry needs.

Programs Offered at Noida International University

NIU's School of Health and Allied Sciences offers a diverse array of programs tailored to meet modern healthcare challenges. These courses include:

B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT)

B.Sc. in Radiology and Imaging Technology

B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics

B.Sc. in Physiotherapy

Bachelor of Optometry

These programs combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical training, ensuring students are prepared for both the scientific and practical aspects of their chosen fields.

Highlights of Allied Science Courses at NIU

State-of-the-Art Facilities: The university boasts advanced laboratories equipped with cutting-edge technology for real-world practice.

Expert Faculty: NIU’s teaching staff comprises experienced professionals and researchers who bring practical insights into the classroom.

Industry Tie-Ups and Internships: Partnerships with top hospitals and healthcare institutions provide students with invaluable exposure and internship opportunities.

Comprehensive Curriculum: Each program is meticulously designed to cover fundamental and advanced topics, providing a balanced mix of academic learning and practical training.

Career Opportunities: Graduates from NIU’s allied science courses are well-positioned for roles in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, research labs, and health administration.

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Multidisciplinary Learning Environment: NIU fosters collaboration across its various health and medical disciplines, encouraging a holistic understanding of healthcare.

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Flexible Learning Modules: Options for specialized certifications and continued learning make NIU a forward-thinking choice for allied science studies.

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To enroll in an allied science course at NIU, prospective students need to meet the minimum academic requirements, which typically include passing 10+2 with relevant science subjects. For detailed admission guidelines, visit the university’s official website or contact the admissions office.

Conclusion

Pursuing allied science courses at Noida International University can set students on a path toward a fulfilling career in the healthcare sector. With comprehensive programs, practical training, and robust industry connections, NIU equips future allied health professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a competitive landscape.