eye shield

You may need to wear an eye shield for a few days after surgery.

First came the helmet, then the eye shield and, five years ago, the full face mask.

A metal or plastic eye shield is used for protection against injury during early stages of recovery.

He held up his Thousand Eye shield in a smart salute.

You may be prescribed drops to aid healing and asked to wear an eye shield or glasses for protection.

Accidental trauma during sleep should be prevented by patching with an eye shield during night time.

She adjusted a pad and eye shield, entered the details neatly in the day book and started to tidy up.

She lifted her eye shield.

This series also saw the introduction of the "Eye Shield", which acted as an 'eye' for the dungeoneer.

Guided by his infrared eye shield, Bolan started off through the night in the direction of the farmhouse, across another rolling and dipping ten acres.

For the first night only, the eyelid is usually taped shut, and a hard covering (eye shield) is placed over the eye.

McKay skated with an eye shield today and he may play one of the games in the Devils' back-to-back matches over the weekend.

Prepare the eye shield."

Wearing of an eye shield at night time (to prevent accidental rubbing of the eyes during sleep, which can precipitate a rebleed).

The eye is usually patched on the day of surgery and at night using an eye shield is often suggested for several days after surgery.

The person wears a dressing over the eye during the first night after surgery and wears the eye shield at bedtime for up to a month.

At the first doctor visit after the surgery, the eye shield will be removed and the doctor will examine your eye and test your vision.

An antibiotic/steroid combination eye drop is put and an eye shield may be applied on the operated eye, sometimes supplemented with an eye patch.

He buys anti-crying baby shampoo - or the new baby shampoo mousse - and then the shampoo eye shield for good measure.

The elder Dr. Gladstein was the inventor of the Gladstein eye shield, used in treating cancer of the eyelids.

Aubric's archers took aim at the eye tyrants and waited, then, when the creatures spun their big magic-dispelling eyes around to dispel the eye shield, they loosed their arrows.

An eye shield or patch will be placed over the eye to protect the flap and to help prevent rubbing or pressure on the eye until it has had enough time to heal.

A more recent addition to the football helmet is the visor or eye shield, which is affixed to the face mask to protect players from glare or eye injuries, such as pokes.

When he took off his eye shield and earplugs the noise of the air system's mechanical rattling broke over him, and the dimmed lights of the meatware deck leaked around the curtain into his compartment.

The missiles were flying so low that the Chinese destroyer's "Eye Shield" and "Bean Sticks" radars-the NATO designation for the Russian-derived radars on board-did not even detect the oncoming missiles.