That's a hindsight statement that crops up every time someone suffers an eye injury. If any member of your crew gets something in his eye, serious injury can be prevented by hustling him off to first aid. No one but a professional medical person should ever try to remove anything from an eye if it's near the pupil, or if there is bleeding, or if a particle appears to be imbedded, or if it appears that there might be a puncture or other injury. In such case, simply place a clean pad lightly over the eye and rush the man to a doctor. Eyesight is precious . . . and irreplaceable.
Foresight can save vision . . .
Man is gifted with a number of abilities. Some of them are known as senses. Man is able to see, hear, smell feel or touch, and he can taste. These are the well known five senses. Sometimes we talk of a sixth sense. .