The client's symptoms include seeing halos around lights, having headaches, and experiencing misty vision. The symptoms are especially pronounced in the morning. How would an ophthalmologist most likely treat this patient?
A) Eye exercises
B) Iridectomy or other surgery
C) Mydriatics
D) Medications to increase blood pressure
B
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Surgery is sometimes indicated for patients with chronic glaucoma, which this client most likely exhibits. However, mydriatics, overuse of the eyes, and drugs that increase blood pressure should be avoided.
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