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The client presents with unilateral facial paralysis and the nurse suspects Bell’s palsy. After client teaching, which client statement would indicate the need for further education?
1. “This may have occurred as a result of a viral infection.”
2. “This will probably disappear on its own in several weeks.”
3. “The onset of Bell’s palsy is very slow and the effects can linger for several months.”
4. “Your cranial nerve VII is not functioning appropriately.”

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