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lak

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Prior to conducting an eye assessment, which statement by the nurse is appropriate to prepare the client for the examination process?
 
  1. You can choose which eye to cover during your assessment.
  2. Are you able to read English words?
  3. Apply pressure to the eye while it is covered during the examination.
  4. You will need to stand 10 feet from the chart for an accurate assessment.

Question 2

The nurse is assessing the client's eyes. Which assessment finding supports the diagnosis of glaucoma?
 
  1. Eyeballs are firm to palpation.
  2. Pupils are constricted bilaterally.
  3. Central vision is impaired.
  4. The client has a history of syphilis.



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A client's eyeballs that are firm when palpated may have glaucoma. Dilated, not constricted, pupils are most often associated with glaucoma. Impaired central vision is associated with macular degeneration. Clients who have been infected previously with syphilis may develop a condition called Argyll Robertson pupils. This is when the client's pupils are bilaterally constricted, small, irregular, and nonreactive to light.




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