Which statement best describes how a cataract affects a child's vision?
A) It increases intraocular pressure.
B) It alters the ability to distinguish among colors.
C) It causes double vision.
D) It prevents a clear image from forming on the retina.

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A cataract is an opacity of the lens or loss of trAnswerparency of the lens.Coughing,straining,or vomiting can increase intraocular pressure postoperatively.Nystagmus and strabismus are clinical signs of a cataract.Color deficiency is not a sign.A cataract usually does not cause double vision.

Which Statement Best Describes How a Cataract Affects a Child's