The nurse assesses the vision of a client with early-stage macular degeneration using the Snellen alphabet chart, and explains to the client that at 20 feet, the client reads what someone with normal vision can read at 60 feet. Based on the nurse's explanation to the client, what is the client's assessment result?

Choice A reason: 20/60 vision means that at 20 feet, the client can read what a person with normal vision can read at 60 feet. This matches the nurse’s explanation and indicates reduced visual acuity. Choice B reason: 60/20 vision would mean the client can read at 60 feet what a normal person can read at 20 feet, which would indicate superior vision. This is not the case here. Choice C reason: 20/20 vision indicates normal vision, where the client can read at 20 feet what a normal person can read at 20 feet. This does not match the nurse’s explanation. Choice D reason: 60/60 vision is not a standard measurement in visual acuity testing and does not apply to this scenario.