Eyes and Vision. Objective 1.5 Explains methods of protecting eyes and vision.

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Presentation transcript:

Eyes and Vision

Objective 1.5 Explains methods of protecting eyes and vision.

Bill Nye The Science Guy

Eye Anatomy

FOLD YOUR PAPER IN HALF Risks to EyesightProtection of Vision

Risks to Eyesight Diabetes Operating machinery Exposure to the sun Water sports Skiing

Risks to Eyesight (continued) Outdoor activities Power equipment Secondhand smoke Over exposure to monitors, TV

Risks to Eyesight (continued) Looking at photocopier lights Computer gaming Environmental mold Allergies

Protection of Vision Low-sugar diet Exercise Safety goggles Sunglasses that protect against UV radiation Wear a hat, wide brim

Protection of Vision (continued) Ski goggles Swimming goggles Eye exercises; look up down, side to side, and all around Eating vegetables Getting adequate sleep

Protection of Vision (continued) Vitamin A Taking breaks from computer Keeping fingers out of one’s eyes to prevent infection Washing hands regularly

Protection of Vision (continued) Eye drops for dry eyes Regular eye check- ups Good posture Computer screen at eye level Clean environment

Assignment Using the Article: W/eyes.html# W/eyes.html# Take the quiz: – On Edmodo