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    When Examining a Patient for Objective Refraction, It Is Best
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When Examining a Patient for Objective Refraction, It Is Best

Question 10

Question 10

Multiple Choice

When examining a patient for objective refraction, it is best for the pupil to be


A) dilated.
B) constricted.
C) myopic.
D) hyperopic.

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