The "Reverse Suture" Technique Used to Study Visual Development Refers

question 15

Multiple Choice

The "reverse suture" technique used to study visual development refers to

• A) suturing an eyelid open so that it cannot be shut.
• B) after sealing one eye shut, that deprived eye is allowed to open while the other eye is sealed shut.
• C) using a temporary adhesive to seal the eye shut, which will wear off over time and allow the eye to open on its own.
• D) sealing or sewing an eyelid shut.
• E) administering eyedrops that dilate the pupils constantly in order to allow more light into the retina for a period of time.

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