A patient is brought into the emergency department complaining of blindness after an explosion at an atomic power plant. What should the nurse explain to this patient?
A. "There is a variety of resources available for those who are unable to see."
B. "I will contact Social Services so that resources can be identified to help you with your disability."
C. "I'm afraid the blast has caused permanent blindness."
D. "The effects of the blast will disappear with time."
Answer: D
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