A nurse is assessing a pediatric client in a public health clinic. The parent states that the client has been sneezing and rubbing the eyes. The nurses observes the client’s eyes and documents objective symptoms of watery and red eyes. When reporting the assessment findings to the health care provider, which description is appropriate?

The nurse is caring for a client in the triage section of a walk-in clinic. Which triad of common symptoms suggests a diagnosis of Ménière disease?

Which nursing goal is a priority when caring for a client newly diagnosed with vertigo?

A middle-aged client reports increasing difficulty reading newspaper print. Which of the following nursing explanations best describes this type of refractive error?

A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with keratitis. What advice should the nurse give this client?

An older adult client is admitted with the diagnosis of retinal detachment and is scheduled for laser surgery and scleral buckling procedure. The nurse anticipates which symptom(s) to be exhibited in this client? Select all that apply.

A nurse is caring for an older adult client with macular degeneration who has received injections of angiogenesis inhibitors. Which assessment finding would indicate the condition is worsening?

There are several types of hearing loss. Which type of hearing loss benefits from the use of a hearing aid?

A client is having problems with dizziness and complains of the “room spinning.” The physician performs the caloric stimulation test. The nurse knows that a diminished response in one eye during the caloric stimulation test is indicative of what?

The nurse is obtaining a history on a client stating the inability to read the newspaper and seeing detail when looking at an image. Which assessment test would add additional data for a diagnosis?