A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving mydriatic eye drops for glaucoma.  Which of the following manifestations indicates to the nurse that the client has developed a systemic anticholinergic effect?

A client comes to the ophthalmology clinic for an eye examination. The client tells the nurse often seeing floaters in their vision. How would the nurse best interpret this subjective assessment finding?

A client has been diagnosed with conductive hearing loss and has asked the nurse to explain the cause of the hearing problem. Which of the following statements demonstrates that the nurse is correct in their understanding of conductive hearing loss ? 

L.K. is a 65-year-old client is presenting to the office for a check-up.  During the nurse’s vision/ eye assessment, the client denies pain but reports the following statement: “I keep having to clean my glasses all this time. I swear they never get clean enough to see through.”  Based on this information, which eye disorder does the nurse suspect?

Please match the correct term to the associated definition…  

What does Rye initially want (in the beginning of the story) in Butler’s “Speech Sounds”?

Approximately, how old are the characters Bill, Melinda, Agatha, and Agatha’s sister Maud in “Meet the President” (in order of how they are listed here, in the question)?

Butler studied with _______ at UCLA, who became her mentor.

Fill in the blank to indicate the shared language of all survivors in “Speech Sounds”: “In this world, the only likely common language was ________language.”

The last words in Butler’s story “Speech Sounds” are: “I’m Valerie Rye…it’s all right for you to _____ me.”