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A client is experiencing visual overstimulation. What can the nurse do immediately to reduce this client's visual sensory overload?
A) Suggest the client wear sunglasses that block UVA rays only.
B) Reduce the amount of light in the room by lowering shades and turning off overhead lights.
C) Provide the client with large-print reading materials.
D) Encourage the patient to employ relaxation techniques to reduce anxiety and stress.

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