optometrist
கண் சிகிச்சை
definition
noun
Now, there are only 5,000 optometrists , 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians.
a person who practices optometry.
example
A simple way your 'optometrist' or ophthalmologist can correct this is with reading glasses.
I've been sleeping with my contact lenses in but the 'optometrist' told me that I should be taking them out every night.
This exam is generally administered by either an 'optometrist' or an ophthalmologist.
An 'optometrist' can do these during a sight test.
Any deviations from acceptable performance require further examination by an 'optometrist' or an ophthalmologist.
If glaucoma is suspected or if the patient is at high risk for developing glaucoma, referral to an 'optometrist' or an ophthalmologist for further evaluation is essential.
Your 'optometrist' may refer you to an ophthalmologist for more complex eye problems, for special procedures and for conditions requiring surgery.
We also ran a popular vision screening with an on-site 'optometrist' who distributed donated eyeglasses that students had collected.
In Britain, there are two types of opticians - 'optometrists' and dispensing opticians.
Pennsylvania College's program will be based on a strong biomedical curriculum, similar to programs for physicians, dentists and 'optometrists' .
The development could take a couple of years, but they had submitted a timetable for improvement, and had involved local GPs, opticians and 'optometrists' in the planning.
A dispensing optician, she was accompanied by six 'optometrists' for a fortnight, in Pune, in India.
We would also be willing to direct you to amply qualified 'optometrists' , psychiatrists and educational institutions.
Last time I checked there were no surgeons or 'optometrists' at Starbucks.
Now, there are only 5,000 'optometrists' , 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians.
He recommended buying sunglasses from reputable opticians with in-house 'optometrists' , where a simple UV test can be performed.
Co-management involves other ophthalmologists or 'optometrists' who see you first and then refer you for surgery.
While the nutritional component of eye care is slowly catching on among traditional 'optometrists' and ophthalmologists, other natural treatments have not been as popular.
The scope of optometric practice expanded in the 1970s as some states authorized 'optometrists' to treat certain eye diseases with pharmaceuticals.
Many Americans regularly see their dentists, physicians and 'optometrists' .
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