differentiate between myopia and hypermetropia
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Myopia is known as nearsightedness
and hypermetropia is known as farsightedness...
In myopic eye a person can see nearby objects clearly but cannot see distant objects clearly...
in hypermetropic eye a person can see distant objects clearly but cannot be able to see nearby object clearly
and hypermetropia is known as farsightedness...
In myopic eye a person can see nearby objects clearly but cannot see distant objects clearly...
in hypermetropic eye a person can see distant objects clearly but cannot be able to see nearby object clearly
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Myopia and Hypermetropia are 2 common defects of visions.
Let's understand them individually ;
1. Myopia :
(1) Definition of Myopia: It's also known as Near-Sightedness. A person cannot see nearby objects, But he can see far away objects. Image is formed in front of retina, Not at Retina.
(2) Causes :
(i) Excessive Curvature of eye lens
(ii) Elongation of eye ball.
(3) Correction : Can be corrected by using a concave lens of suitable power. As it will bring back image to retina.
2. Hypermetropia :
(1) Definition of Hypermetropia : It's also known as Far-Sightedness. A person can see nearby objects, But he cannot see far away objects. Image is formed at back of retina, Not at Retina.
(2) Causes :
(i) Excessive Focal Length of eye.
(ii) Eye ball has become too small.
(3) Correction : Can be corrected by using a convex lens of suitable power. As it will bring back image to retina.
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