Why should a person with diabetes attend regular eye examinations even when vision is normal?
Correct answer: A. Diabetic eye disease may develop before symptoms
- A. Diabetic eye disease may develop before symptoms
- B. Eye examinations permanently lower blood glucose
- C. Normal vision proves glucose is controlled
- D. The examination replaces daily glucose monitoring
Explanation
Diabetic retinopathy can be silent in its early stages, so screening may detect changes before permanent visual loss occurs. An eye examination does not replace glucose monitoring or prove that diabetes is well controlled.
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