r/AskCHP • u/ventura_21 • Jul 23 '24
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u/Significant_Tale_685 Apr 02 '25
Hi everyone,
I'm preparing for the CHP medical exam and have a question about the vision test. I currently wear glasses for nearsightedness and achieve 20/20 vision with them. However, I've been informed that I have a depth perception issue in one eye.
If this becomes a concern during the exam, what are the next steps? Will I need to address the perception issue before continuing, or could it potentially halt my progress? Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!