Keywords : CVS
A STUDY TO ASSESS THE KNOWLEDGE REGARDING COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME AND ITS PREVENTION AMONG COLLEGIATE STUDENTS ATTENDING ONLINE CLASSES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC, AT SELECTED COLLEGES IN CHENNAI, TAMILNADU
European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine,
2022, Volume 9, Issue 7, Pages 6159-6163
Purpose: The aim of this study was to assess the level of knowledge regarding computer vision syndrome and its prevention among collegiate students attending online classes during COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: The online electronic survey form was prepared on the Google app. The collegiatestudents were asked to respond to the questions asked, which had 2 part, part 1 consist of socio demographic variables, part 2 consist of questions related to CVS and its prevention. Total number of 100 samples were participated in this study, their responses were recorded in google sheet. The analysis have done by using descriptive and inferential statistics. Results: Onehundred college students responded to the questionnaire. The minimum score out of 20 was two and maximum score was 15, the mean value is 8.12, SD was 2.520. Out of 100 sample, approximately 25 percentage of collegiatestudents alone had more than 50% of knowledge on CVS and its prevention, the majority of 75 percentage of college students had less than 50% of knowledge on CVS and its prevention. The most common digital device used were smartphones (n = 86, 86%). Conclusion: Majority of the collegiate students do not have even 50% of knowledge about CVS and its prevention.
Protocol of the Effect of Eye Exercise, Triphala Kwath Eye Wash & Triphala Ghrita Systemically On Computer Vision Syndrome
European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine,
2020, Volume 7, Issue 2, Pages 1911-1922
Today, due to online working platform, everyone requires computer device and
used for long time. Resulting multi-factorial disease called Computer Vision Syndrome. In
modern lifestyle, every person is getting affected due to radiation may be due to VDT
(Video display terminals), computer, T.V. and CFL lamp, mobile etc. Symptoms known by
video display terminal users include many symptoms, thus term “Computer Vision
Syndrome”. In modern Science, lubricating medicine (eye drops) available but has not
specific effect for long time on CVS. Ayurveda deals with modification in the lifestyle
which is beneficial for the individual to remain healthy. Hence eye exercise, , Triphala
Kwath eye wash and Triphala Ghrita sytemically will be use for the treatment of CVS .
Objectives To study the efficacy of combine effect of Eye Exercise + Triphala Kwath Eye
Wash +Triphala Ghrita Systemically in the management of Computer Vision Syndrome.
Methodology- The study is Control Randomised clinical observational study. method -
100 patients of CVS will be treated by randomly dividing them into three, Group I having
40 patients will be subjected to Eye Exercise + Triphala Kwath Eye Wash +Triphala
Ghrita Systemically. Group II having 40 patient will be subjected to Eye Exercise +
Triphala Kwath Eye wash. Groups.III having 20 patient will be subjected to Exercise +
Instillation distilled (demineralised and sterilized) water patients will be treated. Results
The result will draw from the study of observation after treatment Conclusion The
Conclusion drawn from the observation and result.