Eye Health and Vision Assessment

Dr. Neil Renaud, a developmental optometrist, debunks common myths about eye health. He explains the effects of crossing eyes, reading in the dark, and the benefits of carrots and supplements for eye health. The video also covers the dependency on glasses, the impact of wearing others' glasses, and the importance of regular eye exams. Viewers are encouraged to engage with questions and comments.

What is the potential risk of crossing your eyes for an extended period?

• Permanent inward eye position

• Temporary blurred vision

• No risk at all

• Over convergence leading to esotropia

Why is reading in the dark potentially harmful to your eyes?

• It increases exposure to blue light and eye strain

• It improves night vision

• It has no effect on your eyes

• It can cause permanent blindness

What is a potential effect of spending too much time focusing up close?

• Increased nearsightedness

• Better color perception

• Improved distance vision

• No effect on vision

What is the role of peripheral vision in maintaining eye health?

• It reduces the risk of nearsightedness

• It improves color vision

• It has no role in eye health

• It helps in reading small text

What dietary supplement is recommended for optimal eye health?

• Vitamin C

• I Promise supplements with lutein and zeaxanthin

• Calcium tablets

• Iron supplements

Which of the following foods is NOT mentioned as beneficial for eye health?

• Chocolate

• Fish oil

• Spinach

• Carrots

What is a common concern for people hesitant to wear glasses?

• They might become dependent on clear vision

• Glasses are unfashionable

• Glasses are too expensive

• Glasses cause headaches

What can happen if you wear someone else's glasses for a long time?

• It can permanently change your eye color

• It can cause eye strain and headaches

• It can improve your vision

• It has no effect on your eyes

Why are regular eye exams important even for those with good vision?

• To improve night vision

• To change eye color

• To check for early signs of eye diseases

• To get new glasses every year

What is one of the visual skills assessed during an eye exam?

• Color blindness

• Three-dimensional depth perception

• Hearing ability

• Ability to see in the dark