An ophthalmologist uses a to examine the retina.
A)tonometer
B)ophthalmoscope
C)thermal imaging camera

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An ophthalmoscope is a tool used to examine the retina. It allows the ophthalmologist to see the inside of the eye and detect any abnormalities or signs of disease. A tonometer is used to measure intraocular pressure, and a thermal imaging camera is used to detect heat signatures and is not typically used in routine eye examinations.

An Ophthalmologist Uses a to Examine the Retina