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This 44-year-old woman has nystagmus which is less while she is looking to the left.  Her best corrected vision is right eye 20/20, left eye 20/80.

1.	This woman has a complex motility problem which most likely has:
	a. two components b. no surgical solution c. a chance to be remedied by an optical correction d.  none of the above
2.	Achieving reduced nystagmus and better vision with a head turn is characteristic of:
	a. a recent palsy b. irregular astigmatism c. spastic neck muscles d.  null point nystagmus
3.	A large deviation in a poorer seeing eye occurring when the better seeing eye is used for fixation is characteristic of:
	a. past pointing b. a secondary deviation c. a primary deviation d.  alternate fixation

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