A diet consistently low in vitamin A is most likely to cause
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Correct answer to question 130 (General Science): difficulty seeing in dim light
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Vitamin A is needed to make the light-sensitive pigment in the eye's rod cells, so a deficiency first shows up as trouble seeing in low light, known as night blindness.
Updated: November 2026
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