Two types of eye damage that can be caused by a laser beam are:
A) chemical and structural.
B) thermal burn and photochemical damage.
C) tissue necrosis and vascular occlusions.
D) formation of deep lesions in the optic nerve and in the sclera.

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Laser beams can cause thermal burns due to the intense heat generated, and photochemical damage due to the high-energy photons affecting the eye's chemical structure.

Two Types of Eye Damage That Can Be Caused by a Laser