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A 45-year-old patient presents for their annual exam with complaints of difficulty reading fine print. During the examination, you perform a manifest refraction. What is the most appropriate initial method to determine the tentative addition (Add) power for this presbyopic patient?

Age-based expected Add guide combined with cross-cylinder testing. Using the patient's current distance prescription and adding +3.00 D automatically. Performing cycloplegic refraction to find the latent addition power. Determining the patient's negative relative accommodation (NRA) only.

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Age-based expected Add guide combined with cross-cylinder testing.

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