Determine the presence of cataracts

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To determine the presence of cataracts, a clinician must perform a comprehensive eye examination. Determine what clinical finding for this cataract exam may include. Monocular double vision Nausea and abdominal pain Cupping of optic disc Intarocular pressure greater than 50.

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