If youâre conducting a Maximum (or TO 1/2 derate) thrust takeoff with the ambient OAT below the flat rating temperature and a temperature increase occurs â such that the ambient remains below Tref â the EECâs will increase the N1 to maintain thrust required (N1-K constant) for the higher temperature.
she has noticed floaters or cobwebs in her right eye, but no light flashes as yet. The ophthalmologist has given her medication and believes that it will become ok in the next 6 or 7 weeks. But my aunt is scared like hell that it may lead to permanent loss of vision (at least in her right eye).
Continue treatment the following day if necessary. In the interim, apply hot compresses for 5 or 10 minutes, TID using 1 drop of 1% or 2% atropine solution before and after each series of compresses. o refraction: 2.5% solution used with homatropine, atropine, cyclopentolate, or tropicamide. Adults (not the same for children): 1 drop of preferred cycloplegic in each eye, followed in 5 minutes by 1 drop of 2.5% phenylephrine solution and in 10 minutes by ANOTHER drop of the cycloplegic. Refraction can BEGIN IN 50-60 MINUTES. DO NOT USE IN CONCENTRATIONS GREATER THAN 0.5% CYCLOPLEGIC IN SMALL INFANTS.