A client is diagnosed with keratitis. What advice should the nurse give this client?
A) Use warm soaks frequently.
B) Use dark glasses.
C) Wash the face and hair frequently.
D) Massage the surrounding area.
B
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Dark glasses are recommended for a client with keratitis to relieve photophobia. Treatment for keratitis does not require use of warm soaks and massages or washing of the face and hair.
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