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PN106 Chapter 13 Study Guide with
Complete Solutions
astigmatism - Answer✔✔-defect in the curvature of the eyeball surface
cataract - Answer✔✔-opacity or clouding of the lens
conjunctivitis - Answer✔✔-inflammation of the conjunctiva, pink eye
diabetic retinopathy - Answer✔✔-Disorder of retinal blood vessels characterized by capillary
microaneurysms
enucleation - Answer✔✔-surgical removal of the eyeball
hyperopia - Answer✔✔-farsightedness
keratitis - Answer✔✔-inflammation of the cornea
myopia - Answer✔✔-nearsightedness
Refraction - Answer✔✔-light rays are bent as they pass through the eye, bending retina
retinal detachment - Answer✔✔-separation of the retina
strabismus - Answer✔✔-cross eyed, inability of the eye to focus
tinnitus - Answer✔✔-ringing in the ears
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vertigo - Answer✔✔-dizziness
vitrectomy - Answer✔✔-removal of excess vitreous fluid
Assessing visual acuity 20/200, corrective glasses applied - Answer✔✔-legally blind
Caring for a pt who received lasik surgery, this was done to treat - Answer✔✔-myopia
Which form of glaucoma is most serious - Answer✔✔-closed angle glaucoma
Caring for a pt with strabismus, this is a - Answer✔✔-refractory error
A client has been experiencing mild to moderate vertigo due to Meniere's disease, what nursing
interventions - Answer✔✔-move head slowly
take prescription Antivert
low sodium diet
Client comes to clinic, glasses have been ordered to correct nearsightedness, otherwise known as -
Answer✔✔-myopia
Open angle glaucoma should be cautioned they will slowly lose peripheral vision T or F - Answer✔✔-
True
Physician ordered mannitol - Answer✔✔-monitor urine output
Mannitol drug classification - Answer✔✔-osmotic diuretic
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FIRST PUBLISH SEPTEMBER 2024
PN106 Chapter 13 Study Guide with
Complete Solutions
astigmatism - Answer✔✔-defect in the curvature of the eyeball surface
cataract - Answer✔✔-opacity or clouding of the lens
conjunctivitis - Answer✔✔-inflammation of the conjunctiva, pink eye
diabetic retinopathy - Answer✔✔-Disorder of retinal blood vessels characterized by capillary
microaneurysms
enucleation - Answer✔✔-surgical removal of the eyeball
hyperopia - Answer✔✔-farsightedness
keratitis - Answer✔✔-inflammation of the cornea
myopia - Answer✔✔-nearsightedness
Refraction - Answer✔✔-light rays are bent as they pass through the eye, bending retina
retinal detachment - Answer✔✔-separation of the retina
strabismus - Answer✔✔-cross eyed, inability of the eye to focus
tinnitus - Answer✔✔-ringing in the ears
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FIRST PUBLISH SEPTEMBER 2024
vertigo - Answer✔✔-dizziness
vitrectomy - Answer✔✔-removal of excess vitreous fluid
Assessing visual acuity 20/200, corrective glasses applied - Answer✔✔-legally blind
Caring for a pt who received lasik surgery, this was done to treat - Answer✔✔-myopia
Which form of glaucoma is most serious - Answer✔✔-closed angle glaucoma
Caring for a pt with strabismus, this is a - Answer✔✔-refractory error
A client has been experiencing mild to moderate vertigo due to Meniere's disease, what nursing
interventions - Answer✔✔-move head slowly
take prescription Antivert
low sodium diet
Client comes to clinic, glasses have been ordered to correct nearsightedness, otherwise known as -
Answer✔✔-myopia
Open angle glaucoma should be cautioned they will slowly lose peripheral vision T or F - Answer✔✔-
True
Physician ordered mannitol - Answer✔✔-monitor urine output
Mannitol drug classification - Answer✔✔-osmotic diuretic
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