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Dry Eye Quiz: Biweekly Trivia - Winter, Eyelids Closed at Night, and More

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Dry eye quiz: Monday, December 19, 2022

Quick Quiz

_____ is the medical term for when your eyelids don’t stay completely closed during sleep?

Nocturnal lagophthalmos

Dreamisis paralysis

Eyelid scloroposis

Quick Quiz

What tool does Amanda use to redirect hot and dry air?

A face shield

A vent

A giant fan

Quick Quiz

True or False: Blinking exercises may improve dry eye symptoms

True

False

Quick Quiz

How long did it take for Erica to put her scleral lenses in each eye?

15 minutes

30 minutes

45 minutes

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