If 60 students in a sample of 200 Longwood students say that they usually eat breakfast, give a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of all Longwood students that usually eat breakfast. (Be sure to include all parts.)

The nursing student who is studying pathophysiology correctly identifies the condition that characteristically has an increase in the aqueous humor that fills the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye. What is this disease called?

Which of the following is a stationary front?

Amblyopia, or lazy eye, occurs at a time when visual deprivation or abnormal binocular interactions occur in visual infancy. Whether amblyopia is reversible depends on which factor?

An older adult in an assisted care facility with documented presbyopia has lost his or her glasses. The nurse should instruct unlicensed assistive personnel that the client will need assistance with tasks that involve which part of sight?

During an eye assessment the nurse notes inflammation of the client’s cornea. The nurse should document this as which condition?

What would come after the layer G in this image? 

As part of the community health department, a nurse is educating a group of diabetic clients about prevention of blindness. Which topics should be covered during this class? SELECT ALL that apply.

If the anterior-posterior dimension of the eyeball is too long, the focus point for an infinitely distant target is anterior to the retina. This patient would be diagnosed as having:

A client who experiences constant cloudiness of vision, sees floaters, and has an opaque lens is diagnosed with a cataract. The most appropriate treatment would be: