1.
Use the 20-20-20 Rule
We blink up to two-thirds less often per minute when looking at a screen, which can dry out our eyes, causing irritation. To help maintain a healthy level of moisture and reduce eyestrain, get in the habit of looking at something at least 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds every 20 minutes.
We blink up to two-thirds less often per minute when looking at a screen, which can dry out our eyes, causing irritation. To help maintain a healthy level of moisture and reduce eyestrain, get in the habit of looking at something at least 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds every 20 minutes.
-- Mark Rosenfield, PhD, professor of
clinical education at the State University of New York College of Optometry
2 . Monitor distance –The computer screen should be
20 to28 inches from the eyes. This will let you to read the screen without
leaning your head or neck to back and forth.
3.
Monitor position –The computer screen should be
directly in front of you and about 4 or 5 inches below eyelevel. You should not
have to twist your head or neck to clearly see your screen.
4.
Eye Exercise
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Pursuits:
To exercise the muscles that move the eyes
and develop eye hand coordination ,Sit comfortably on the chair or a table . Extend your hand at an arm’s length directly in front of your nose. Make a fist ,excluding your thumb. Point your thumb upward so that you can view its nail . Steadily looking at the thumbnail, move your hand in the following direction |
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1
: side to side
2 : up and down 3: diagonally 4: In the circular motion. |
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Move
your hand in all the direction at least 10 times and the movements
should be smooth and not jerky. The muscles that move the eye become more flexible and the stiffness of the muscles arising due to prolonged periods of tasks requiring concentration is lived. |
Have a Healthy eye!!!
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