Rapid onset of decreased vision, halos around lights, and severe eye pain are indications of
a. closed-angle glaucoma.
b. open-angle glaucoma.
c. retinal detachment.
d. diabetic retinopathy.
A
Closed-angle glaucoma causes rapid vision loss and dramatic symptoms. Closed-angle (acute) glaucoma produces severe pain, decreased vision, and nausea and vomiting. The patient sees colored halos around lights.
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