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11 Jul 2026, 01:06
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This evaluate question can be solved in the question stem itself to arrive at the conclusion.
What the study provides is that the rise in Intraocular pressure is associated with Vision Impairment.
Therefore, there is an proportional relationship between the increase in intraocular pressure and impact on vision getting impaired. Increase in IO = Increase in VI
But the only cause cited is that it is associated with screens and increased usage of screens. So to test this hypothesis, we need to rule out that there are no other factors other than screen use for 6 Hours or more that would cause an impact upon intraocular pressure.
C is the direct conclusion and fits best.
Hence C is the answer.
What the study provides is that the rise in Intraocular pressure is associated with Vision Impairment.
Therefore, there is an proportional relationship between the increase in intraocular pressure and impact on vision getting impaired. Increase in IO = Increase in VI
But the only cause cited is that it is associated with screens and increased usage of screens. So to test this hypothesis, we need to rule out that there are no other factors other than screen use for 6 Hours or more that would cause an impact upon intraocular pressure.
C is the direct conclusion and fits best.
Hence C is the answer.
11 Jul 2026, 01:27
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Evaluation Question:
A - True, if they already had elevated levels from the start and then it increased from that point on then this might mean a history or genetics or prolonged consistent exposure might be the reason for this.
B - we are not comparing it with any other measurements in this question, it is only a factor for visual impairment.
C - Can be true, but there can be more contributors, does not prove whether researcher's evaluation is true or not.
D - This may be true but it would have to be a majority to be a clearly disqualify researcher's assessment
E - Of course this can be correct. the aforementioned is only a contributor, not sole factor, hence this does not prove anything.
A - True, if they already had elevated levels from the start and then it increased from that point on then this might mean a history or genetics or prolonged consistent exposure might be the reason for this.
B - we are not comparing it with any other measurements in this question, it is only a factor for visual impairment.
C - Can be true, but there can be more contributors, does not prove whether researcher's evaluation is true or not.
D - This may be true but it would have to be a majority to be a clearly disqualify researcher's assessment
E - Of course this can be correct. the aforementioned is only a contributor, not sole factor, hence this does not prove anything.
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11 Jul 2026, 01:35
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Conclusion: heavy daily screen time -> contributes to vision impairment
Evidence stated
1. Intraocular pressure increased for those who use screen time > 6h/day
2. Intraocular pressure is associated with vision impairment
Missing link/assumption: no other factor impacted vision impairment.
To assess: whether other factors are associated with vision impairment?
The correct answer would be:
A. Since there is another factor involved: the volunteers have already elevated readings before the intervention, meaning the conclusion becomes biased.
Others are incorrect
B. Not Relevant. We do not discuss comparison with other eye measurements
C. Incorrect. We do not discuss other habits by teenagers
D. Incorrect. We do not talk about <6h/day
E. Might be a trap. Stating about other factors available, but not mentioning how it impacts on the intervention.
Evidence stated
1. Intraocular pressure increased for those who use screen time > 6h/day
2. Intraocular pressure is associated with vision impairment
Missing link/assumption: no other factor impacted vision impairment.
To assess: whether other factors are associated with vision impairment?
The correct answer would be:
A. Since there is another factor involved: the volunteers have already elevated readings before the intervention, meaning the conclusion becomes biased.
Others are incorrect
B. Not Relevant. We do not discuss comparison with other eye measurements
C. Incorrect. We do not discuss other habits by teenagers
D. Incorrect. We do not talk about <6h/day
E. Might be a trap. Stating about other factors available, but not mentioning how it impacts on the intervention.
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