Which deficiency symptom is reversible? Group of answer choices xeropthalmia night blindness
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Xerophthalmia refers to a condition characterized by dry eyes due to a deficiency of vitamin A, which can lead to severe eye problems. Night blindness, on the other hand, is the inability to see well in low light or darkness, also caused by vitamin A deficiency. Show more…
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