Retinal injuries that are caused by exposure to extremely bright light:
A. are typically not painful, but may result in permanent damage to vision.
B. are intensely painful, but usually only result in temporary blindness.
C. usually do not immediate medical attention unless vision is impaired.
D. damage the motor cells of the eye, resulting in reduced eye movement.
Ans: A. are typically not painful, but may result in permanent damage to vision.
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