Exam 51: Eye and Vision Disorders

The nurse explains that the difference between open-angle and closed-angle glaucoma is that with closed-angle glaucoma:

The nurse explains to a patient with retinal detachment that the surgical implementation that is most effective is:

A patient in the emergency department complains of severe pain in his eye and is seeing halos around lights and feeling nauseous.The nurse recognizes these symptoms as probable:

The patient reports to the home health care nurse of having cloudy vision and seeing spots and halos around lights.Based on these complaints,the nurse suggests a medical evaluation for:

Implementations that are appropriate in the care plan for a visually impaired person include:

The nurse would include in the information given to a patient who is using topical eye medications to:

The nurse instructs a family member how to guide a visually impaired person when ambulating by:

A nursing diagnosis for a visually impaired patient might include all of the following except:

The nurse explains to the patient who is to have a pneumatonometric study of the eye that this procedure requires that: