Which of the following is/are true of age-related vision changes?
A) Patients require up to four times as much as light.
B) Glare is a serious problem.
C) Individuals have difficulty adjusting to abrupt changes in light.
D) Both B and C are true.

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Glare is probably one of the most painful experiences for the aging eye. Exposed light bulbs, such as those used in chandeliers, and light from highly reflective surfaces, such as glass tables and floors, can produce excessive glare. The eye is less able to respond to abrupt changes from light to dark or dark to light. Going from a well-lit waiting room into a dim hallway or negotiating down dimly lit aisles in a movie theater can be treacherous for an older person.

Which of the Following Is/are True of Age-Related Vision Changes