Additional instruction is determined to be needed if the client with an artificial eye:
A. Wipes the eye in a direction away from the nose
B. Wears protective goggles for swimming
C. Gently inserts the eye without forcing it into place
D. Uses water or saline and a mild soap to clean the prosthesis
A
A. Wiping away from the nose may dislodge the artificial eye; more instruction is needed.
B. Wearing protective covering or removing the prosthetic eye is advised when swimming, diving, or water skiing.
C and D. This is the correct procedure for prosthetic eye care.
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