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The Use of the Bio-Photometer in Determining the Dark Adaptation of Pre-School Age ChildrenWright, Mary Lou McCauley 08 1900 (has links)
The degree to which the normal eye can adapt to the dark is related to or dependent upon the eye's ability to regenerate visual purple. The relationship of vitamin A to the visual cycle has caused much development in improved methods of detecting vitamin A deficiency. For the most part these methods have been applied to adults and school age children. This study seeks to analyze this method as applied to pre-school age children.
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The Use of the Bio-Photometer in Determining the Dark Adaptation of Pre-School Age ChildrenWright, Mary Lou McCauley January 1941 (has links)
Because of the paucity of evidence with regard to dark adaptation and the vitamin A status of pre-school children, this study is made. The purpose, therefore, is to add to the available data on this subject through an investigation of the bio-photometer as a means of detecting vitamin A deficiency in pre-school children.
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