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Introduction
Part I Eye Problems, Possible Causes and Advice By AGE Grouping
Section (A) INFANTS and PRE-SCHOOLERS
Section (B) SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN and ADOLESCENTS
Section (C) YOUNGER ADULTS (UP TO EARLY FORTIES)
Section (D) MIDDLE AGE (UP TO SIXTY YEARS)
Section (E) OLDER AGE (OVER SIXTY YEARS)
Part (II) Selected Eye problems of Importance to All Age Groups.
Section (A) ASTIGMATISM
Section (B) COMMON CHRONIC INFECTIVE CONJUNCTIVITIS
Section (C) Hints on Eye Usage with Computers
Section (D) Lifestyle and Glaucoma
CONCLUSION
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Eye Trauma (Work and
Home)
People in this age group can be very active
with various construction or repair tools, both
at work and at home. A survey undertaken at the
Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital has revealed
that 90% of eye injuries at the casualty
department could have been prevented if normal
precautionary measures were taken. Another survey
in Tasmania has found that almost half of the eye
injuries occur in a residential setting. Most
injuries arise from failure to wear safety
spectacles especially when grinding, drilling,
welding and when handling lime, cement and acids.
See recommendations below for first aid measures.
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