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- What is the consideration for elderly clients in the assessment of eyes/vision and ears/hearing?A 55 year old client comes to the health clinic for an eye test. He complains of blurred vision. It is found that the lens of the eye has developed some opacity. The client now wants to know if his condition is a major cause for worry. What is the likely cause of the blurred vision? How should the nurse alleviate the client fears?Discuss the ear and organs of hearing and balance and relate the importance in the clinical practice.
- Cochlear implants and hearing aids are two different methods that can restore hearing in individuals affected with deafness. Identify the method in which they restore hearing following for each of these methods.Document a problem-based assessment of the eyes and identify a potential or actual risk factorDiscuss the eye and its appendages and relate its importance in clinical practice.
- Discuss alternative treatments that could be effective in treating pain.A 55-year-old client comes to the health clinic for an eye test. He complains of blurred vision. It is found that the lens of the eye has developed some opacity. The client now wants to know if his condition is a major cause for worry. What is the likely cause of the blurred vision? How should the nurse alleviate the client’s fears?Make an eye disorder scenario include the -Essential Nursing indicators for care. -Problem. -The patient's main complaint.
- What are the essential things/key points a nurse must know about Otitis Media and about caring for a patient with Otitis Media? Thank youCite How sound in the body are listened and used for diagnosisI need clarity on why bone conduction testing for audiologists is used when something is blocking the outer and middle ear?