A client has been educated about activities that can increase intraocular pressure. Which statement indicates that the client requires further teaching?
a. "I will avoid wearing tight shirt collars and ties."
b. "I will take stool softeners daily to prevent straining."
c. "I will try not to sneeze, cough, or blow my nose."
d. "I will not put my arms above my head."
D
Arm position does not influence intraocular pressure. All other activities listed decrease the in-cidence of increased intraocular pressure.
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A homeless family brought their father to the public health clinic after he reported bleeding when he went to the bathroom. Which of the following nursing actions would be most appropriate?
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What will be an ideal response?