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Awareness of Dry Eyes Disease among Dental Students - A Survey

S. Abinaya, Palati Sinduja, R. Priyadarshini

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 1119–1130 · Published 23 Dec 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i60B34723

Abstract

Introduction: Dry eye is a common condition that affects 85 percent of adult students worldwide, has no effective treatment, and results in significant loss of productivity at work. Aim: This study aims to assess the knowledge and awareness of dental students about dry eye disease. Materials and Methods: An online google form was used to distribute a questionnaire based study with 12 questions to 100 people. The study began with the participants being briefed on the trial's details. The study used a 100-person sample size. The information was gathered and statistically examined. Results: In this study, 96% of the students were aware that lack of sleep causes Dry Eyes Disease and 4% of the students were unaware of it. Around 83% of the students were aware that dry eye is reversible and 17% of the students were not aware of it. The overall result was positive, most of them were aware of the dry eye disease. This proves an outright positive result. Conclusion: The present study shows that the students under 75% were aware of Dry Eyes Disease but 25% were unaware of dry eye disease. There is no sufficient awareness among dental students. So, by this survey, we create more awareness among dental students.

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