What Is the near Point of Vision

question 58

Multiple Choice

What is the near point of vision?

• A) The closest point at which an object can be held and seen without appearing blurred
• B) The point at which a viewed image is not inverted on the retina
• C) The region of the macula in which the rods and cones are most concentrated
• D) The region of the electromagnetic spectrum which can be detected by the rods and cones

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