Second, but hospitals prefer to match optometrists with pupils-but when the pupils are dilated, the light can't match glasses. It is necessary to wait until the pupil returns to normal size after the drug disappears before optometry can be done.
Third, optometry in hospitals and optical shops-they can optometry because their identity documents are optometrists, not necessarily doctors.
Fourth, whether it is a hospital or an optical shop, as long as it is optometry, it is an optical shop. At present, domestic hospital optometry is not a hospital department, and it is basically a tertiary industry, contract or joint venture.