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PHOENIX — While it is uncommon for a patient to lose consciousness in an eye care practice, clinicians and their staff should know the warning signs and how to prevent injury, according to a speaker at Optometry’s Meeting. Robert Reed Jr., OD, discussed the vasovagal reflex in which the body’s nervous system reacts to a trigger by dropping the heart rate and blood pressure.
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