ATI Med Surg Exam N300 Exam Day

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The nurse is caring for several patients with eye disorders. Which assessment finding correlates with each diagnosis? Note: each column must have one response option selected.

Options	Loss of central vision	Loss of peripheral vision	Blurry vision	Gradual loss of visual acuity with age
Macular degeneration: Loss of central vision
Presbyopia: Gradual loss of visual acuity with age
Glaucoma: Loss of peripheral vision
Cataracts: Blurry vision

Correct Answer: A,B,C,D

Rationale: Macular degeneration leads to loss of central vision due to macula damage. Presbyopia is an age-related condition causing gradual loss of near visual acuity. Glaucoma causes loss of peripheral vision due to optic nerve damage. Cataracts cause blurry vision due to lens clouding.

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