a patient has a lesion affecting the right optic tract.which of the following is the effect...
a patient has a lesion affecting the right optic tract.which of the following is the effect on the vision?
a) Bilandness in the right eye
b) Loss of right visual fields in both eyes
c) Loss of the left visual fields in both eyes
d) Diplopia in right eye
Homework Answers
Answer is C
reason: Loss of the left visual field in both eyes because the tract crosses in the optic chaism so the right tract lesion affect the left side and left tract lesion affect the right side of the eye
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