1.A client has been diagnosed with cataracts. The client fears a permanent loss of vision.

1.A client has been diagnosed with cataracts. The client fears a permanent loss of vision.The nurse responds to the client verbalizing which of the following treatments for cataracts?A.Medical management with eye drops B.Phototherapy C.Cryopexy D.Surgical removal of the lens 2.A client is admitted with a diagnosis of diabetic ketoacidosis. An insulin drip is initiated with 75 units of insulin in 100 mL of normal saline solution administered via an infusion pump set at 25mL/hr. The nurse determines that the client is receiving how many units of insulin each hour? (Round answer using a whole) 19 3.A client is being discharged after surgery to correct a retinal detachment. Which symptom will the nurse teach the client to report to the health care provider immediately? (Select all that apply) A.Purulent discharge in the affected eye B.Temperature of 98.9 C.A pupil that constricts in response to light D.decrease visual acuity E.Severe pain in the eye 4.A client is demonstrating signs of an anaphylactic reaction. Which of the following should the nurse do? (Select all that apply) A.Maintain potent airway B.Assist the client out of bed to chair C.Place the client with head lowered and feet/legs elevated to aid in preventing shock.D.Provide oral fluids E.Begin administering ordered intravenous fluids F.Place the client in the prone position.

5.A client is diagnosed with a type of diabetes associated with insulin resistance. Which type of diabetes is this client experiencing?A.Gestational diabetes B.Diabetes insipidus C.Type 1 diabetes D.Type 2 diabetes 6.A client is diagnosed with glaucoma and is prescribed medication to treat it. The nurse know’s that which of the following best explains the purpose of the medication?A.This medication helps dry up excess secretions B.This medication lowers extraocular pressure C.This medication strengthens the muscles of the eye

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D.This medication lowers intraocular pressure 7.A Client is diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The nurse would expect to find which of the following during assessment?A.Bouchard’s nodes B.Crepitus C.Heberden’s nodes D.Symmetrical Joint involvement 8.A client is experiencing a loss of peripheral vision, but central vision remains intact. The nurse realizes the client should be evaluated for which of the following disease processes?A.Detached retina syndrome B.Glaucoma C.Macular degeneration D.Conjunctivitis 9.A client is experiencing contact dermatitis after using a new laundry detergent. The nurse realizes that this reaction is which type of hypersensitive reaction?A.Type 1 B.Type 2 C.Type 3 D.Type 4 10.A client is experiencing the gradual onset of cloudy vision bilaterally. Upon further assessment of the suspected cause, the nurse would also expect which of the following findings as well? (Select all that apply) A.Decreased visual acuity B.Unilateral pain in the eye C.Painless D.Loss of peripheral vision, central vision intact E.Decreased night vision F.Elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) of 26 mm Hg 11.A client is prescribed insulin to be given through a peripheral intravenous line. The nurse realizes that which of the following insulins can be administered intravenously?A.Glargine B.Detemir C.Lispro D.Regular 12.A client is taking vancomycin. For which of the following side effects should the nurse assess?A.Vertigo B.Tinnitus

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