C$.$ Documenting Visual Acuity Results

Properly document the distance visual acuity results in the spaces provided. In all cases, the line indicated is the smallest line the patient could read at a distance of $20$ feet.

The patient read the line marked $\frac{20}{30}$ with the right eye with two errors; with the left eye, the patient read the line marked $20/30$ with one error. The patient was wearing corrective lenses.

The patient read the line marked $\frac{20}{20}$ with the right eye with one error; with the left eye, the patient read the line marked $\frac{20}{20}$ with no errors. The patient was wearing corrective lenses.

The patient read the line marked $\frac{20}{40}$ with the right eye with two errors; with the left eye, the patient read the line marked $20/30$ with one error. The patient exhibited squinting and frowning during the test. The patient was not wearing corrective lenses.

The patient read the line marked $20/15$ with the right eye with no errors; with the left eye, the patient read the line marked $20/20$ with one error. The patient was not wearing corrective lenses.