<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 8-month-old girl is brought to her pediatrician because her mom is concerned that she may have a lazy eye. She was born prematurely at 33 weeks and was 3 pounds at birth. Her mother also says that there is a history of visual problems that run in the family, which is why she wanted to make sure that her daughter was evaluated early. On presentation, she is found to have eyes that are misaligned both horizontally and vertically. Physical examination and labs reveal no underlying disorders, and the patient is discharged with occlusion therapy to help correct the misalignment. Which of the following would most likely have also been seen on physical exam?? A: Asymmetric corneal light reflex, B: Bitemporal hemianopsia, C: Increased intraocular pressure, D: Fundus neovascularization, E: Nystagmus,  <response>: This is a clinical vignette about an 8-month-old girl with misaligned eyes strabismus brought in by her mother due to family history of visual problems. The question asks which additional physical exam finding would likely be present.The history of premature birth and low birth weight raises suspicion for retinopathy of prematurity as a cause. However, the vignette states physical exam and labs were unrevealing. The description of misaligned eyes both horizontally esotropia or exotropia and vertically hypertropia or hypotropia indicates a type of strabismus.The choices include findings consistent with various eye disorders:A Asymmetric corneal light reflex could indicate strabismusmisaligned eyesB Bitemporal hemianopsia suggests an optic nerve or optic chiasm lesionC Increased intraocular pressure indicates glaucoma D Fundus neovascularization suggests retinopathy or other retinal vascular diseaseE Nystagmus involuntary eye movements can be associated with strabismusA: Asymmetric corneal light reflex 