Our latest infographic is on extraocular muscles. Be sure to check out our other fact posts!
Did you know that out of all the muscles in your body, the muscles that control your eyes are the most active?! Furthermore, in an hour of reading a book the eyes make nearly 10,000 coordinated movements!
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We continue with our Optometry Infographics series with this post on low vision conversions. Be sure to check out our other fact posts!
Here are some of the low vision conversions in this chart:
- Reduced Snellen (RS) to Point Notation
- RS to "M" Notation
- "M" to RS
- "M" to Point
- Point to "RS"
- Point to "M"
View the infographic below to see the conversion factor along with some examples.
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Did you know that night vision goggles are green because the human eye can differentiate more shades of green than any other color?!
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Our latest infographic is on the anatomy of the cavernous sinus. Be sure to check out our other fact posts!
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Did You Know all drugs have three names, chemical, non-propiertary (generic) and trade (brand) names?
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Our latest infographic is on circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Be sure to check out our other fact posts!
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Did you know that an HbA1c value of 6% is equivalent to an average blood glucose level of 126 mg/dL? Furthermore, every increase in the HbA1c by 1% is equivalent to an increase of about about 28 mg/dL?
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Our latest infographic is on hypertension classification. Be sure to check out our other fact posts!
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