When it comes to the eyes if there is a lesion 1 of the right eye, (powerpoint CN 1-6 number 42, will be in TEST 100%) What is the result of this lesion?
A. Quadrantanopia
B. Loss of peripheral vision both sides
C. Homonymous
D. One eye blacked out
Answer: D
Neurology
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