Question

Loss of the peripheral cells of the retina would produce which of the following? O poor vision under dim lighting conditions improved sight under dim conditions O poorer discrimination of colors improved ability to track movement Question 16 1 pts would be a major symptom? You would not see anything from the right side of each eye. You would not see anything coming from your left eye. You would not see anything from the left side of each eye. You would not see anything from your right eye.

Answer 1

1. poor vision under dim lighting conditions
   (Loss of peripheral cells in the retina are likely to cause poor vision in some dim lighting conditions.)
   
2. You would not see anything from the right side of each eye
   (It appears as if only one eye is affected but it is a matter of fact that both the eyes are affected.)
   
3. an inability to correctly discriminate a traffic signal light
   (The first option refers to motion blindness. Blue yellow color blindness does not exist as suggested in the option.)
   
4. have poor vision acuity
   (People with this color blindness can face some other vision problems too.)

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