NUR 2571 PROFESSIONAL NURSING 2 EXAM 3| PN2 EXAM 3 (LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+). Diagnosis  Visual Sensory Perception using an eye chart and brightness acuity test. Ophthalmoscope and look for any observed densities by size shape and location. As the cataracts get worse the OPACITY makes it DIFFICULT to see the RETINA and the Red Reflex may be absent. Pupil will appear to be blush white.  Usually affects one eye first but can be found on both.  As a person ages, the lens gradually lo...

PN2 Exam 3 Study Guide ARTICLE: Seizure (new and improved in the last two years) Cataracts: what are you going to do?, what are you going to see?, what is the treatment? Cataracts occur as the opacity of the lens becomes cloudy or turns a yellowish brown color, distorting the light passing through to the retina • The lens is made of water and protein; when the protein clumps together this produces the cloudiness • When the lens develops the yellowish brown color it often results in ...

Exam (elaborations) NUR 2571 PN2 EXAM 3 Chamberlain College of Nursing (NUR 2571 PN2 EXAM 3 Chamberlain College of Nursing)