Author Question: How would a nurse assess a client for pupillary accommodation? A) Using an ophthalmoscope, check ... (Read 37 times)

mpobi80 · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

How would a nurse assess a client for pupillary accommodation?

A) Using an ophthalmoscope, check the red reflex.
B) Ask the client to focus on a finger and move the client's eyes through the six cardinal positions of gaze.
C) Ask the client to focus on an object as it is brought closer to the nose.
D) Ask the client to read the smallest possible line of letters on the Snellen chart.

Question 2

During a nurse's visit to the client's home, the client states, I have pain in my right knee. The nurse assesses the client's right knee. What kind of assessment is this?

A) Focused assessment
B) Spiritual assessment
C) Social assessment
D) Comprehensive assessment

amit · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Ans: C
The normal pupillary response is constriction, and convergence when focusing on a near object. Presence of the red reflex indicates that the cornea, anterior chamber, and lens are free of opacity and clouding. Answer B evaluates the function of each of the eye muscles and cranial nerves. The Snellen chart tests visual acuity.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
Often, nurses must select the most important interviewing questions or assessment techniques to use, and perform a focused health assessment based on the client's problem.