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What is the function of this chart ?
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What eye defect you may suffer if you see the distant object like this?
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Eye Defects & Their Corrections Short Sight Long Sight Colour Blindness
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Short Sight Light rays from DISTANT DISTANT object DISTANT Definition: The image of DISTANT IN FRONT OF object falls IN FRONT OF the retina.
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Causes of Short Sight: Corrections: CONVEX 1.The lens is too CONVEX. LONG 2.The eye ball is too LONG. CONCAVE Wearing CONCAVE (diverging) lens diverge → diverge the light rays from the distant object onto the retina.
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Corrections of Short Sight Light rays from DISTANT DISTANT object Concave lens Light rays are diverged Sharp image
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Long Sight Light rays from NEAR NEAR object NEAR Definition: The image of NEAR object BEHIND falls BEHIND the retina.
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Causes of Long Sight: Corrections: THIN 1.The lens is too THIN. SHORT 2.The eye ball is too SHORT. CONVEX Wearing CONVEX (converging) lens converge → converge the light rays from the near object onto the retina.
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Corrections of Long Sight Light rays from NEAR NEAR object Convex lens Light rays are converged Sharp image
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Colour-blindness Write down what you see in each of the following chart!! a.
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Chart Vision a.b.c.d. Normal 2945 26 Red-green colour-blindness 70 52 or 6 Total colour- blindness Are you suffering from colour- blindness?
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Causes of Colour blindness: Types of Colour blindness: 1.It is due to the absence of certain kind of cone cells. hereditary 2.It is a hereditary defect. So, it cannot be corrected by wearing glasses. Redgreen 1. Red-green colour blindness. 2. Total colour blindness.
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