Dictionary of Visual and Clinical Science

Visual Science and Related Clinical Terms; Appendixes: Afocal Size Lenses; Amplitude of Accommodation According to Age; Contact Lens Relative Magnification; Corneal Stroma Hydration; Cranial Nerves; Disease Classification; Drug Dosage Equivalents; Focal Power and Focal Length (For a Lens in Air); Greek Alphabet; Illumination Conversions; Latin Abbreviations in Prescription Writing; Lens Power as a Function of Vertex Distance - Hyperopia; Lens Power as a Function of Vertex Distance - Myopia; Metric Units of Length; Ophthalmic Clinical Abbreviations, Notations, and Symbols; Ophthalmic Medications; Pharmalogical Agents that Affect the Pupil and Accommodation; Prefixes and Abbreviations for Numerical Units; Prism Diopter Equivalents in Degrees; Pupil Size with Destructive Lesions; Scientific Terms, Abbreviations and Symbols; Shape of Human Eye Surfaces; Spatial Frequency and Visual Acuity Specification; Spectacle Frame Materials; Spectacle Temple Length Conversions; Spherical Surface Refractive Power; Sphygmomanometry Readings; Statistical Abbreviations; Temperature Conversion Table; Van Herrick-Shafer Grading of Peripheral Anterior Chamber Depth; Vision Efficiency Criteria for Referral Consideration for Therapy; Vision Standards for Aircraft Pilots; Vision Standards for Interstate Commercial Drivers; Visual Acuity (Unaided) Associated with Myopia; Visual Acuity and Visual Efficiency Relationship; Visual Acuity Demand of Lower Case Print at Near; Visual Acuity Demand of Upper Case Print at Near; Visual Acuity Equivalents; Visual Field from Central Fixation