The Criterion for Adequacy of a Patient's Visual Field Is

question 61

Multiple Choice

The criterion for adequacy of a patient's visual field is

• A)the ability to discriminate primary colors.
• B)the ability to discriminate details.
• C)correspondence with the visual field of the examiner.
• D)distance vision equal to that of an average person.
• E)pupillary constriction when an object is moved close to the nose.

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