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    If Light Flashes Are a Patient's Chief Complaint, That Could
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If Light Flashes Are a Patient's Chief Complaint, That Could

Question 19

Question 19

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If light flashes are a patient's chief complaint, that could be a sign of


A) the onset of a retinal hole.
B) cataracts.
C) glaucoma.
D) allergy.

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