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    Persuasive Letter Sample

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    SAMPLE LETTER 1 – cost of undiagnosed health problems Many adults with serious health issues – such as a brain tumor‚ retinal detachment‚ high blood pressure and glaucoma – look perfectly healthy and would qualify for an optician administered sight test. As an optometrist I have often been the first to detect general health disorders and diseases that have related eye health symptoms. Sometimes the patient notices a change to their vision‚ and sometimes they don’t. If they are sight tested health

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    Coopervision Case

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    CooperVision (CVI) is an established contact lens maker. As one of the world ’s largest makers CooperVision make soft lenses and "crazy" lenses. The contacts can change the color of your eyes or make them look like cat eyes or several other shapes with their "crazy" lenses. They are in 12 countries across five continents. CVI markets a broad range of lenses that create common and complicated eye defects‚ such as nearsightedness‚ astigmatism‚ myopia‚ and presbyopia. (CooperVision 2006) CIBA Vision

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    Explain how the chemical compounds carotene‚ retinol‚ and rhodopsin are each involved in vision. Vitamin A is responsible for good vision and eye health. It allows the surface of the eye to protect itself from bacteria and viruses. The rate in which your peripheral vision is lost will decrease if you take Vitamin A every day. If you have a deficiency from Vitamin A‚ your cornea to turn dry and cloud up the eye‚ which could even lead to blindness. Vitamin A can come in the form of retinol (active

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    Eye Behavior

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    Facial expression is a very important component of human communication. Of all the functions of the face‚ eye behavior is unquestionably the most important tool in communication. Eye behavior serves a variety of purposes. It regulates conversations‚ shows interest or involvement‚ and establishes a connection with others. Specifically‚ the eye gaze is one aspect of eye behavior that plays a significant role in the communication process. It can make or break a conversation. In order to further understand

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    My Dream Job

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    My dream job is to become an Optometrist whom examines people’s eyes to diagnose vision problems‚ eye diseases‚ and other conditions. To start off my mission of perusing this job I would have to take as many science and biology courses in high school. Find a college where I can take three years of pre-optometry courses. Take the Optometry Admissions Test during my second or third year in college. The test will measure my academic and scientific knowledge. Apply for my license after receiving my

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    In every society‚ there are unspoken agreements that describe what is acceptable and what is not. These things are called the institutionalized norms. Each society’s norms vary by its culture. Norms‚ according to Newman‚ mainly only present a “general framework of expectations.” So‚ within a society‚ each individual must be aware of what he or she can and cannot do. If one was to deviate from a norm‚ the deviator will then be looked upon society as “untrained” or “undisciplined.” As a student

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    INTERPERSONAL PROCESS RECORDING STUDENT: Karla Larin GROUP: CA15 INSTRUCTOR: Joyce Wise DATE: 7/27/13 PATIENT (Initials): AG SITUATION: Ms. A was standing in the roof patio during a “fresh air” break on a bench. When my clinical coach approached her asking if it was ok to sit and chat with her once the break was completed. She agreed to talk in her room as we sat on her bed. GOAL: To have Ms. A engage in a therapeutic relationship. I’m hoping to have open dialogue on her experiences on a lock

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    Christmas Eve

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    It was chilly Christmas Eve and the snow appeared to be absent that day. My lapdog Cesar and I were scooping out the raggedy trailer park for the ruthless Mexicans that were out to get us. They were armed with full autonomic air soft guns‚ four thousands bb’s. While we were armed with an autonomic air soft gun and pistol. As I was telling Cesar how incompetent he is‚ we were ambushed and forced to retreat into my fathers shed. Thanks to my lapdog Cesar for not looking out when I was giving my

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    Cause and Effect Essay The effects of computers on our everyday lives Computers are invention of science and it is one of the modern technologies in the world which is very helpful for all human beings. Due to computers we can do our work very easily without any interruption it has taken a place of typewriter and is introduced in a new and a in a modern way. We can save our large amount of our data on its hard drive and we can also do it calculation and it is also taken a place of human brain

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    Aravind eye care hospital in India Framework/description of the situation In 1992‚ over 30 million cases of blindness existed all over the world‚ with more than 90% in Asia and Africa. Of this‚ India had ~20mn cases of blindness with additional 2mn cases added every year‚ of which upto 80% were cataract related. With an infrastructure that could handle only 1.2 million cataract cases annually‚ the situation is expected to get worse. The rural areas of the country were particularly exposed as

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