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Hypermetropia and Its Correction

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If a person can see distant objects clearly, but cannot see nearby objects clearly, then the person is said to be affected from which of the following defect/s :

A

Hypermetropia

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B

Presbyopia

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C

Shortsightedness

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D

Both a and c

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Solution

The correct option is A
Hypermetropia

Person affected by hypermetropia cannot see nearby objects distinctly but can see distant objects clearly

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