A client comes to the walk-in clinic reporting feeling a “bug in my ear.” What action should be taken when there is an insect in the ear?

The nurse is assisting the client in planning care during exacerbations of Ménière disease. Which diet would the nurse identify as appropriate at this time?

The nurse is instructing a client’s family members on the most incapacitating symptom of Ménière disease. Which nursing instruction associated with the symptom is most helpful?

The nurse is instructing a nursing student when a new client comes to the eye clinic. The client reports suspecting a corneal abrasion. The nurse should explain what to the student nurse?

A nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with glaucoma. Which would be a priority in the nurse’s teaching about maintaining normal pressure range in the eye?

A nursing student is presenting a report on Ménière disease to other members of the class. What symptom would the student list?

A client asks the nurse why miotic eye solutions were prescribed in the treatment of the client’s glaucoma. Which is the best nursing rationale for the use of this medication?

The client with chronic open-angle glaucoma is receiving timolol eye drops. Which evaluation finding would indicate to the nurse the treatment is working?

Which nursing suggestion would be most helpful to the client with recurrent otitis externa?

The nurse is assisting the eye surgeon in completing an examination of a client’s eye. Which piece of equipment would the nurse provide to the surgeon to examine the optic disc under magnification?