Visual Acuity, or screening, is the step in the process that has patients looking at eye charts through one eye at a time to determine generally the state of health of their eyes.  This important step gives the optometrist a numerical indicator of eye health, such as 20/20, 20/40, or in some cases, 20/400 or even "hand motion"  which indicates that the patient is able to perceive only a hand wave in front of their eyes.

Photo Courtesy Larry Ginsberg OD

2008 Screening / Visual Acuity Photo Gallery
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2008 Screening and Registration Photo Roster

NEVOSH TRIPS:
2008 Nandaime, Nicaragua
2007 Monimbo Nicaragua
2006 Nandasmo, Nicaragua
2005 Catarina, Nicaragua
2005 Mus, Turkey
2004 Nindiri, Nicaragua
2003 Jinotepe, Nicaragua
2002 Ticuantepe, Nicaragua
2001 Monimbo, Nicaragua
2000 La Concepción, Nicaragua
1999 Masatepe, Nicaragua
1998 Niquinohomo, Nicaragua
1997 Lake Yohoa, Honduras
1996 Jutiapa, Honduras
1995 Omoa, Honduras
1994 Vera Paz, Guatemala
1993 Coatepeque, Guatemala
1993 Salama, Guatemala
1992 Chimeltenango, Guatemala
1991 Chichicastenango, Guatemala
1990 Comayagua, Honduras
1989 San Manuel, Honduras
1988 Omoa, Honduras
1987 Santa Rosa, Honduras