An older adult who says they are unable to read a book without having to place it at arm's length is said to suffer from:

a. cataracts.
b. presbycusis.
c. presbyopia.
d. dyspnoea.


c
Presbyopia is the inability to focus or accommodate
properly, and causes a decrease in near vision.

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