When obtaining a health history from a 49-year-old patient,which patient statement is most important to communicate to the primary health care provider?

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The decrease in peripheral vision may indicate glaucoma,which is not a normal visual change associated with aging and requires rapid treatment.The other patient statements indicate visual problems (presbyopia,dryness,and lens opacity)that are considered a normal part of aging.

When Obtaining a Health History from a 49-Year-Old Patient,which Patient