ENGL 1302 BEAM Worksheet
Instructions: Use this chart to help you map what information each of your peer reviewed journal articles provides you with in support of your
position . Make sure to include proper citations with specific information that you quote or paraphrase from your sources in each category row.
Article Citation
Patterns:
Last Name
Last Name and Last Name
Last Name, et al.
Hauser
Background
What materials / sources
provide relevant
background information /
facts for your paper? List
those materials and provide
quoted evidence as
examples next to those
materials:
Seven peer reviewed
journal articles where
used
to help promote the
problem of dry eyes and
what prevention
measure
can be taken to solve
this
growing issue in our
youth.
Moon, et al.
Sheppard, et al.
Oleñik, et al.
Creuzot-Garcher , et al.
Barham, et al.
Viau, et al. and Nationial
Eye Institute, et al
Exhibits
What materials provide
specific examples / data to
be interpreted for use in
your paper? List those
materials and provide
quoted evidence as
examples next to those
materials:
the seven peer reviewed
sources act as the main
source of data in this
study.
“Optometrists are
diagnosing dry eye more
than ever before.
Whether
that is due to the
culture’s
screen-saturated
lifestyles,
an increased awareness
about dry eye-or more
likely-a combination of
both, I have observed an
increase in dry eye
Arguments
What sources / which
scholars provide
researched conclusions /
reasons / evidence for use
in your paper? Which
sources help set up
important debates / counter
points that you need to
address in your paper? List
those sources and provide
quoted evidence as
examples next to those
references:
Dry eye can be prevent
form the reduce use of
screen time and the 20-
20-
20 rule. possible effects
of
screen time, such as
reduced or incomplete
blinking, is a great place
to
start” (24)
Method / Theory
What materials / sources
provide methods of
research to ground your
argument or provide a
theoretical lens for your
analysis / reasoning in your
paper? List those materials
and provide quoted
evidence as examples next
to those materials:
The seven peer
reviewed
sources acted as the
main
set of theory’s for the
study conducted by
Hauser, and what is
need
for a diagnostic “Journal
articles and medical
conferences have
certainly
increased awareness
that
dry eye is a pathology
that
can affect patients of all
ages” (24).
 among
my younger patients in
their late teens and
twenties”. (24)

Walline, et al.
Liu sources and he exhibit for this The paper takes sources The method for this
independent research experiment, is the from other sources experiment used was
on, authors made the
Macular Retinal own independent by experts related to this OCAT Machine
Thickness and research, field of research. For Technology and
Microvascular System with the article example "Nishikawa et Statistical
Changes in Children. presenting al. Analyse used in the
For data from the authors scanned the macular experiment. "OCTA is a
example, the expert study area new ophthalmological
consensus on for children with of OCTA in 22 children imaging method, which
prevention/ monocular hyperopic with monocular is
treatment of children’s anisometropic amblyopia amblyopia. applied to the vascular
amblyopia in China "The vessel density of It was seen that the imaging of the retina,
another example of the vessel choroid, and optic nerve.
background info is the macular outer superior density of the central Compared with
previous studies of (OS), inner inferior (II), fovea traditional
amblyopia in OCAT, and outer inferior (OI), outer and accessory central fundus angiography,
how these factors help temporal (OT), and fovea OCTA has the
discover how to prevent superficial retinal in amblyopic eyes was advantages
amblyopia in adults and capillary lower than that in the of being non-invasive
children plexus (SCP) in healthy contralateral and
amblyopic eyes..." and "Huynh et fast, offers high-
eyes was lower than that al. resolution
in found that the macular and three-dimensional
the control eyes (P < thickness in amblyopic imaging, and can more
0.05)" eyes was thicker than accurately measure the
( Liu. 4). As well as that size
previous studies that in contralateral eyes." of capillary non-
were (Liu. perfusion
used to push Liu ideas 4-5) area and
“Lonngi et al. (2017) neovascularization."
found (Liu.
 that the vessel density of 4). And “SPSS21.0
the macular outer software was used for
superior statistical analysis, and
(OS), inner inferior (II), the
outer inferior (OI), and quantitative data in
outer temporal (OT) accordance with normal
regions in amblyopic distribution were
eyes expressed
was lower than that in as the mean ± standard
the deviation (SD). The
control eyes" ( Liu. 3). retinal
SCP vessel density and
the
inner layer and full-
thickness RT between
amblyopic eyes and
control
eyes were compared by
a
paired t-test; P < 0.05
was
considered to indicate
statistically significant
differences between the
two groups" ( Liu. 5)

Newman nses have many They show “Contact lens Young children have a Insist that contacts can
benefits when it comes wearers in the ACHIEVE lot be
to study had greater to benefit form contact used a source of
eye care, with the improvements in the lenses, and should be treatment
advancement of areas introduced to contacts at for inures related to
technology of appearance, athletics, a optometry. “he
Newman is curious to and satisfaction with younger age than what advantages
see correction." (Newman. was of contact lens wear
where eye care belong 6). originally thought (147): over
on "Recent focus has been uses Ibironke, et al. glasses on a child's
the spectrum in eye care placed on investigating vision
(145). the specific quality of life”
Newman uses 17 peer use of different contact (Newman. 146). Based
 reviewed original papers lens modalities, such as on
to dual-focus lenses, a study called clip;
reinforce his ideas on orthokeratology, scientific method also
contact lenses place in multifocal came into play
the lenses, and soft lenses
world of optometry in
(145). reducing myopic
Bironke, et al. progression." (Newman.
Efron and Morgan 146).
Bailey
Cho and Cheung
Wuy, et al.
Sankaridurg, et al.
AOA Research and
Information
Sindt C. Riley C..
Walline, et al.
Mutti D
Blacker, et al.
Walline, et al.
Marsh-Tootle, et al.
Jones, et al.
Rahle, et al.
Lambert, et al.
Wang, et al

Wagner, et. al re Risks associated A chart was used to The newer someone is A survey was used to
with wearing (SCL) soft exam to find
contact lenses. An the responses from the wearing SCL the more the way SCL wears felt
indepent 3549 SCL wears that likely they will discover a when wherein contact
study is created by where used to problem with them lenses, independent
Wagner concluded a research was used to
to see how likely contact result. find
lenses wears are to find all present information
problems with their on
contacts the topic.

Ocansey, et al. befits of CL (contact A prep survey was used CL should be provided Prep methods was
 lenses) in children
and how they benefit
children as much as
teens,
and why they should be
offered as treatment for
refractive errors
on 317 different to Prep children as a assibilated to find the
individuals, form of overall satisfaction of the
did not state the number treatment, and simplicity CL in children and teens
of
children to teens.

Anything that can be done to better the health of the publict must be reinforced for all
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