An individual has been working in a garment factory as an alteration and repair technician but has recently been unable to perform her duties because of clouding of vision. she was referred to an ophthalmologist who identified cataract formation in both eyes and has recommended surgery. the individual's employer has asked you to act as a consultant to determine vocational implications of the diagnosis. in evaluating the situation you determine that

The best answer to the question: In evaluating the situation you determine that:___, would be: changes will be needed before the surgery is performed, as vision is being impaired, but once the surgery is performed, the person may continue fulfilling her duties as they were.

Explanation:

Although the sound of cataract formation is not a good one, especially when it involves a worker, and most importantly someone like this factory employee, who depends on visual acuity and skill of hands, the truth is that it is not as bad. Cataracts are a soft, elastic tissue that can form over the eyes with the passage of time, and given certain characteristics. As they first form, they may impede visual acuity, but it is not until they have fully hardened over the eyes, that they become an actual loss of vision. This worker seems to be on the beginning stages of the disease, or maybe the middle of it, and can still solve the problem with surgical intervention. Once the surgery is performed, she will recover full functionality. Therefore, as a consultant, I would advice management to make vocational adjustments for her while the surgery takes place, but once it is done, she will be able to return to her nomal duties.

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i don't know

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sorry

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im am not sure what you are asking. could you rephrase the question?