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Question 1:

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Early diagnosis of strabismus is very important to ensure that the affected person receives appropriate treatment and avoids more serious problems related to visual health. What are the main symptoms of strabismus?

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Question 2:

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To understand how we see the world, it is necessary to comprehend the complex structure of the human eye. The light that enters the eye goes through several layers and structures before being converted into an image that the brain can interpret. Consider the following excerpt from a poem: 'The light of the stars crosses the darkness, travels through space, and gently lands in my eyes, where small miracles transform it into vision.' (Unknown author). Based on your knowledge, describe the path that light travels from entering the eye until the 'image' is formed on the retina, and explain the role of at least two eye structures (such as the iris, the lens, or the cornea) in the process of light focusing. Then, relate this process to the importance of vision for human daily activities.

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Vision is one of the most important senses for human beings, as it allows us to see and interpret the world around us. The organ responsible for vision is the retina, which is located inside the eye and is formed by millions of sensory cells called cones and rods. Which of these cells are responsible for identifying colors?

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The functioning of the human eye includes several distinct stages from light capture to image interpretation by the brain. The retina is one of the main structures of this process and is located in the back part of the eyeball. What is the main function of this structure?

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Vision is one of the most important senses of the human body, allowing us to perceive the world around us. The human eye is a complex organ, and light plays a fundamental role in the process of vision. Light enters the eye through the cornea, passes through the pupil, and is focused by the lens onto the retina, where images are formed. The iris, in turn, controls the amount of light entering the eye by adjusting the size of the pupil. Considering the structure and functioning of the eye, what is the function of the iris? The function of the iris is directly related to which eye structure and why is this relationship important for human vision?

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