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Answer:
The best answer is "A"
Abnormality in extraocular movements on examination
Explanation:
a) Abnormality in extraocular movements on examination
Paralysis or weakness of extraocular muscles suggests a possible brainstem or cerebellar lesion.
Diplopia persisting in the right eye when the left eye is closed is incorrect. Diplopia in one eye while the other eye is closed suggests a problem in the cornea or lens. An associated conjunctivitis is incorrect. Conjunctivitis is an independent problem and generally a minor one. Worsening vision bilaterally on examination is incorrect. Worsening bilateral vision is common among elderly patients.
Symptoms of flashing lights is incorrect
C. Pain is different for everyone so the chart allows patients to identify what their pain feels like and communicate that
Explanation:
Under the age of 6. You are welcome.
AIDS because it is incurable, however since there are treatments available, AIDS can still go dormant. it is also the least bit noticeable to the naked eye.
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