Convergence and its Types in Physiological and Visual Optics Quiz

• The movement of one eye rotating inward while the other eye rotates outward
• The movement of both eyes rotating inward so that the lines of sight intersect in front of the eyes (correct)
• The movement of both eyes rotating outward so that the lines of sight intersect behind the eyes
• The movement of one eye rotating outward while the other eye rotates inward

• Convergence is a part of normal convergence movement
• Convergence can be improved by exercises
• Convergence remains the same throughout life (correct)
• Convergence deteriorates with increasing age

• The convergence that occurs in every day vision
• The convergence involved in normal convergence movement
• The convergence of visual axes that can be produced at will (correct)
• The convergence of visual axes that cannot be controlled

<p>Fusional convergence (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Yes, the power of convergence can be increased by exercises (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers