The nurse assesses a 77-year-old client. Which of the following signs and symptoms should the nurse associate with the development of cataracts?
A) The client has eye pain that is described as "a constant dull ache.".
B) The client states "I often sees double, especially early in the morning.".
C) The client's most recent eye exam indicated increased intraocular pressure.
D) The client states "my vision is becoming more and more blurry.".
D
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Blurry vision is associated with cataracts, while diplopia, increased intraocular pressure and pain are not.
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