Which of the following is the term for when pressure in the fluid of the eye increases either because it cannot be drained properly or too much fluid is produced?

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Glaucoma is a eye condition characterized by increased pressure in the eye due to insufficient drainage of the aqueous humor, the fluid in the eye responsible for maintaining eye shape and function. This increased pressure can damage the optic nerve and lead to vision loss.

Which of the Following Is the Term for When Pressure