What information should a nurse relay to a patient when providing education about protecting vision?
a. After 40 years of age, eye examinations should be performed every 2 years.
b. Crusted eyelids on awakening are caused by decreased tear production.
c. Floaters are a sign of eye infection.
d. Blurred vision without pain is temporary eye strain.
A
Eye examinations every 2 years are recommended for persons older than 40 years of age. All the other options are indications that the person should consult a physician for an eye disorder.
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