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The nurse is examining a client’s ears and notes that right ear is occluded with wax. Which actions by the nurse are appropriate to facilitate removal of the cerumen from the client’s ear?
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1. Irrigating with warm mineral oil, peroxide, and flushing with warm water.
2. Inserting a sharp instrument to break up the ear wax.
3. Irrigating with a cold solution.
4. Inserting a cerumen spoon to remove the wax.
5. Irrigating with warm sudsy water.

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