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Title: A client's chart indicates anisocoria. For what should the nurse assess? Post by: Sheko on Mar 1, 2018 A client's chart indicates anisocoria. For what should the nurse assess?
a. Difference in pupil size b. Draining infection c. Recent eye trauma d. Tumor of the eyelid Question 2 The nurse reads on a client's chart that the client has exophthalmos. What assessment finding is consistent with this diagnosis? a. Bulging eyes b. Drooping eyelids c. Sunken-in eyes d. Yellow sclera Question 3 The nurse has given a community group a presentation on eye health. Which statement by a participant indicates a need for more instruction? a. I always lose my sunglasses, so I don't wear them. b. I have diabetes and get an annual eye exam. c. I will not share my contact solution with others. d. I will wear safety glasses when I mow the lawn. Title: A client's chart indicates anisocoria. For what should the nurse assess? Post by: dankthetank on Mar 1, 2018 ANS: A Anisocoria is a noticeable difference in the size of a person's pupils. This is a normal finding in a small percentage of the population. Infection, trauma, and tumors are not related. ANS: A Exophthalmos is bulging eyes. Drooping eyelids is ptosis. Sunken-in eyes is enophthalmos. Yellow sclera indicates jaundice. ANS: A Clients should be taught to protect their eyes from ultraviolet (UV) exposure by consistently wearing sunglasses when outdoors, when tanning in tanning salons, or when working with UV light. The other statements are correct. Title: A client's chart indicates anisocoria. For what should the nurse assess? Post by: Sheko on Mar 1, 2018 :heavy_check_mark: Will marking this solved...
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