Which patient condition may prevent them from wearing certain types of contact lenses?

Certain medical conditions or eye problems can serve as contraindications for specific types of contact lenses, making option B the most accurate choice. For instance, individuals with keratoconus may not be suitable for soft contact lenses and instead may require rigid gas permeable lenses. Other examples of contraindications include severe dry eye syndrome, certain corneal scarring, or ongoing eye infections, which can all affect the safe wearability of different lens types.

Preference for daily wear may influence the type of lens chosen but does not directly prevent the use of certain types of contacts. An active lifestyle can also help guide lens choice, but it doesn’t inherently preclude a patient from wearing specific lenses. General healthy vision typically indicates that the patient may wear contact lenses without issue, highlighting that the specific conditions affecting lens wear are more critical in determining appropriateness.