Practical Physiology
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— In this case a somewhat larger, but less con cave or a plane mirror is used. The mirror is held at a distance of about eighteen inches, and if the accommodating power of the subject is intact his eye will accommodate for the source of light or its image formed by the mirror. An inverted image of the illuminated area of the retina will be formed at a certain distance behind the mirror. If the rays issuing from the. eye be intercepted by a rather strong convex lens held close to the cornea a ne...w image will be formed, smaller and more brilliant but still inverted. The observer then looks through the aperture of the mirror, and holding a lens as above against the cornea obtains a clear view of a considerable portion of the illuminated retina.
Ophthalmoscopes are generally supplied with a revolving disc of lens of different strengths, which are used to correct any error of refraction in the subject's or observer's eyes.
It is frequently a matter of diflBculty to obtain a clear view of the back of the eye or fundus in the subject unless some drug previously has been applied which causes dilation of the pupil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In this case a somewhat larger, but less con cave or a plane mirror is used. The mirror is held at a distance of about eighteen inches, and if the accommodating power of the subject is intact his eye will accommodate for the source of light or its image formed by the mirror. An inverted image of the illuminated area of the retina will be formed at a certain distance behind the mirror. If the rays issuing from the. eye be intercepted by a rather strong convex lens held close to the cornea a ne...w image will be formed, smaller and more brilliant but still inverted. The observer then looks through the aperture of the mirror, and holding a lens as above against the cornea obtains a clear view of a considerable portion of the illuminated retina.
Ophthalmoscopes are generally supplied with a revolving disc of lens of different strengths, which are used to correct any error of refraction in the subject's or observer's eyes.
It is frequently a matter of diflBculty to obtain a clear view of the back of the eye or fundus in the subject unless some drug previously has been applied which causes dilation of the pupil.
What to read after Practical Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M S Marcus Seymour Pembrey to read onlineMoreLess
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