A person who cannot hear sounds as distinctly, especially high tones, has which condition?
A. heteropsia
B. presbycusis
C. diplopia
D. esotropia
Answer (2)
The condition affecting the ability to hear high tones distinctly is called presbycusis, which is usually age-related. Other terms listed refer to visual impairments, thus they are not relevant to hearing. Awareness of these conditions helps in understanding sensory health. ;
The condition affecting the ability to hear high tones distinctly is called presbycusis, which is typically age-related. Other options listed, such as heteropsia, diplopia, and esotropia, refer to vision problems and are not related to hearing. Understanding these terms aids in recognizing sensory health issues.
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