If a patient's chief complaint is that they feel like they are seeing through a frosted window, what might they have?
A)Macular degeneration
B)Iritis
C)Cataract
D)Corneal abrasion

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Cataract
Patients with a cataract typically describe the experience as looking through a frosted window. A patient might also complain of seeing halos around lights or having difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts are caused by a clouding of the eye's lens.

If a Patient's Chief Complaint Is That They Feel Like