Question

1. the e eye chart is used to measure:

only farsightedness
only glaucoma
only nearsightedness
visual acuity

1. the medical term \myopic\ actually means:

nearsighted
cross eyed
wall eyed
farsighted

Explanation:

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The E eye chart (Snellen chart) is a standard tool in ophthalmology to measure how well a person can see at a distance, which is called visual acuity. It is not used to measure only farsightedness, only glaucoma, or only nearsightedness, as it assesses overall visual sharpness.

In medical terminology, "myopic" refers to a condition where a person can see near objects clearly but has difficulty seeing distant objects, which is nearsightedness. "Cross eyed" is strabismus (esotropia), "wall eyed" is exotropia, and "farsighted" is hyperopic.

Answer:

visual acuity (the option "visual acuity")

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