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Ultraviolet light (UV), however, is strongly absorbed by the cornea surface and is the cause of a condition known as snow blindness (so called because it can occur in skiers from UV light reflected off snow) and a closely related condition called arc eye (also called welder's flash; caused by the intense flash of UV light produced when using a welding rod).
The arc light damage include accidental flashes to the eye or arc eye and skin damage similar to strong sunburn.
Additionally, the brightness of the weld area can lead to a condition called arc eye, in which ultraviolet light causes inflammation of the cornea and can burn the retinas of the eyes.
Additionally, the brightness of the weld area leads to a condition called arc eye or flash burns in which ultraviolet light causes inflammation of the cornea and can burn the retinas of the eyes.
In addition, the brightness of the electric arc is a source of the condition known as arc eye, an inflammation of the cornea caused by ultraviolet light and, in prolonged exposure, possible burning of the retina in the eye.
4 Some of the effects of welding on health include photokeratitis or arc eye, metal fume fever, decrease in lung function, pneumoconiosis, asthma, photodermatitis and fertility abnormalities.
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Following an arc uses an eye movement called 'smooth pursuit', where the eye continuously follows an object.
Thus, a visual acuity of unity indicates a power of resolving detail subtending one minute of arc at the eye; a visual acuity of two indicates a resolution of one-half minute, or 30 seconds of arc.
The notation employed is somewhat obscure; a visual acuity of unity would be expressed as 6/6; an acuity of a half as 6/12, and so on; here the numerator is the viewing distance in metres from the chart and the denominator the distance at which details on the letters of the limiting row subtend one minute of arc at the eye.
The stimulus was a Maltese cross displayed on an LCD monitor at an accommodative demand of 0.4 D. It subtended 11.32 minutes of arc at the eye and had a luminance of 255cd/m.
Draw an arc for each eye to create tear ducts.
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