The public health nurse is addressing eye health and vision protection during an educational event. What statement by a participant best demonstrates an understanding of threats to vision?
A) "I'm planning to avoid exposure to direct sunlight on my next vacation."
B) "I've never exercised regularly, but I'm going to start working out at the gym daily."
C) "I'm planning to talk with my pharmacist to review my current medications."
D) "I'm certainly going to keep a close eye on my blood pressure from now on."
Ans: D
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Hypertension is a major cause of vision loss, exceeding the significance of inactivity, sunlight, and adverse effects of medications.
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