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What is a word to describe the involuntry flickering of the eyes?
Nystagmus is a term used to describe the involuntary flickering or jerking movements of the eyes, which may be a symptom of various medical conditions.
How do the townspeople taking a stroll on the quays interpret the flickering light at the northern end of the lake?
the flickering light catched their eyes and the go see what it is
What microscopic organism has eyes antennae and a flickering heart?
idrk i need the answer AS WELL ._.
Are their any LCD monitors that operate at a higher refresh rate of 60 megahertz to its easier on your eyes?
Yes, and the higher amount of megahertz the less flickering until about 85 megahertz which there is no flickering.
What is meant by eyes flickering is it a supertation.?
Eyes flickering can be a normal occurrence due to fatigue, dryness, or neurological impulses. It is not typically associated with superstition. If the flickering persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Why do you get tears in your eyes when you're yawning?
The reason why your eyes water when your yawning is because of the cold air and oxygen that flows in the air attached to your eyes
Will pure oxygen burn your lungs?
It can damage your lungs and eyes.
What would if your eyes got no access to oxygen?
you be blind duh
What is the color of the skin that is supplied by oxygen-poor blood?
my eyes are
Why do your eyes get bloodshot when you are tired?
Insufficient oxygen supply to the cornea, basically.
Which is bad for eyes monitor or LCD?
LCD are not they are harmless CRT emits radiation burning your eyes CRT monitors are the big ones LCD the flat ones :) unlike what he said it does not emit radiation at you... it does at a right angle to you though (don't let your cat sit on top of your TV) but the flickering you see is an irritation so it causes your eyes stress which, with time, is bad
Do the eyes absorb oxygen directly from the air?
Yes and no.There are not many blood vessels to supply oxygen to the eye. This is to keep the eye clear so we can see. The eye works around this by absorbing tears that have dissolved the oxygen in the air. The eye also gets its nutrients this way.So they eyes do not get their oxygen directly from the air but from tears that have dissolved oxygen directly from the air.
