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"Near vision"
Keywords:
distinctly
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closer
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perceive
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vision
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inches
Related Terms:
Nearsightedness
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Myopia
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Hyperopia
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Monovision
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Farsightedness
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Nearsighted
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Accommodation
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Farsighted
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Trifocal
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Astigmatism
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Emmetropia
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Ocular
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Hypermetropia
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Trifocal lens
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Vergence
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Refractive error
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Legal blindness
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Ametropia
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Icl
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Crystalline lens
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Refractive errors
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Iol
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Refraction
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Anterior chamber
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Bifocal lens
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Gonioscopy
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Presbyopia
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Eyeglasses
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Eye relief
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Phoropter
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Bifocal lenses
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Intraocular lens
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Trifocal lenses
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Uncorrected visual acuity
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Bifocals
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Cornea
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Bifocal
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Binocular
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Intraocular lens implant
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Aphakia
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Plano
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Monocular
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Aphakic
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Posterior chamber
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Spectacle
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Ciliary body
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Progressive lenses
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Ophthalmoscope
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Presbyope
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Slit lamp
vision for objects 2 feet or closer to the viewer
wordnet.princeton.edu
Refers to focal points that are typically 16 inches or closer to your eyes. This is also known as "reading vision." Items that typically fall within the near range of vision are books, newspapers, and medicine bottles.
acrysofrestor.com
the ability to perceive objects distinctly at normal reading distance (usually about 14 inches from the eye)
preventblindness.org
The ability to see objects distinctly at normal reading distance.
visionconnection.org
The ability to perceive objects distinctly at normal reading distance, or about 14 inches from the eyes.
colts-laboratories.com
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Keywords:
length
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viewed
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less
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arm
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material
Material viewed from arm's length or less
esvi.org.uk