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A client complains of a burning sensation in her eyes, but is otherwise feeling fine. When cleaning the room, the nurse senses a pungent smell in the room.

The nurse feels that the burning sensation experienced by the client could be a result of some irritating or harmful chemical agent and immediately changes the client's room. Which sense of observation has the nurse used to identify the problem and take the relevant therapeutic nursing intervention? A) Olfactory observation
B) Auditory observation
C) Tactile observation
D) Visual observation

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