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A client places one hearing aid in the ear and tells the nurse, "I hear a whistling sound." Which actions will the nurse take in response to the client's statement? Select all that apply.

▸ Turn the volume of the hearing aid up.

▸ Check the battery inside the hearing aid.

▸ Turn the volume of the hearing aid down.

▸ Ensure the ear canal is not blocked with wax.

▸ Check that the earmold is attached to the receiver.

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