Early Detection of Amblyopia Is of Prime Importance Because

question 10

Multiple Choice

Early detection of amblyopia is of prime importance because:

• A) a child younger than six adjusts more readily to glasses
• B) treatment is often less successful when diagnosed after age seven or eight
• C) it is useful for knowing where to seat a child in the classroom
• D) it may explain why a child is unable to learn his/her colors

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