Question

In the human eye, the cornea absorbs UV-B radiation and a high dose of UV-B causes

Answer 1

UV-B
UV-B is a type of ultraviolet radiation, a component of sunray, which has more energy than UV-A radiation. It is a mutagen and has the potential to cause various skin diseases and eye damage.

Cornea inflammation
The cornea is the part of the human eye that can absorb UV-B radiation and if absorbed in high doses, it may get inflamed.

Cataract
A cataract is an eye disease, in which the eye lens becomes cloudy. The natural appearance of the lens is clear. UV-B radiation can cause this disease.

Permanent damage to the cornea
UV-B, if absorbed in a higher amount by the eye, could permanently damage the cornea.

Final answer
(D) All of the above