A person who is near sighted is not able to select to see...

A person who is near-sighted is not able to [Select] to see [Select] light rays from distant objects, so that images form [Select] the retinas. This can be fixed using a [Select] lens, so that the effective focus of the eye shifts [Select] A person who is far-sighted is not able to [Select] to see [Select] light rays from close objects, so that images form [Select] the retinas. This can be fixed using a [Select] lens, so that the effective focus of the eye shifts [Select]

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00:01 Hello everyone for this question we have to match the description with the proper term.

00:05 So for b the first one which is the change in lens shape.

00:18 So this is termed as a accommodation.

00:26 Then coming to the second one which is the closest point it is referred as near point.

00:37 Then for third which is normal vision for this correct match is d the term used is emetropia.

00:58 Then fourth one which is good for vision for this the correct match is f which is hyperopia.

01:15 For the fifth one good near vision it is referred as myopia that is g.

01:27 Then for sixth one which is partially blur vision it is known as astigmatism that is term b.

01:48 Then seventh one which is inability to focus near objects this is referred as presbyopia.

02:13 For eighth one that is medial turning of eyes it is called as c convergence.

02:24 Then for the ninth statement which says excessive fluid pressure in the eye this is referred as the condition of glaucoma.

02:49 Then cross eyed term is used in a condition which is known as j.

02:59 Strabismus.

03:00 Then coming to the c question where we have to again match the description with proper terms.

03:13 So first one the fluid filled area which is anterior to lens this is b anterior segment.

03:30 Then second we have the area which is posterior to lens it is known as posterior segment.

03:46 Then the fluid filled area between cornea and iris it is known as anterior chamber.

04:03 Then we have the fourth one which is central ovoid region of retina it is known as fovea centralis...

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