A client is in the emergency department and complains to the nurse of severe pain and an inability to tolerate light. The nurse suspects that the client has experienced:
1. a chalazion.
2. blepharitis.
3. uveitis.
4. perforated cornea.
Answer: 4
1. A chalazion is a painless cyst on the eyelid.
2. Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid.
3. Uveitis is inflammation of the vascular layer of the eye.
4. Perforated cornea produces severe eye pain and photophobia.
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