A nurse is collecting data from a client who was involved in a motor-vehicle crash.Which of the following techniques should the nurse use to test for corneal reflexes?

Visualize the red reflex of the eye.

Examine the eye with a penlight.

Lightly touch the eye with a wisp of cotton.

instill drops of dye into the eye.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A.   This is a technique used for assessing the fundus and is not related to corneal reflexes.
B.   This is used for general eye examination but does not specifically test corneal reflexes.
C.   This tests the corneal reflex, where a blink response indicates the reflex is intact.
D.   This is used for assessing corneal abrasions or ulcers but is not a method to test corneal reflexes.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

This statement is directive and may not encourage open discussion.
B: This is prescriptive and may not be well-received in a group therapy setting.
C: Making definitive statements about the effectiveness of the therapy group may not be appropriate.
D: This statement encourages open communication and exploration of the client's concerns, fostering a therapeutic environment in group therapy.

A. Critical pathway B. Standards of care C. Clinical practice guidelines D. Textbook reference

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Critical pathway provides a specific, timeline-based plan of care with expected outcomes and interventions, including activity levels.
B. Standards of care are important but may not offer specific guidance for the individual client's daily activity level.
C. Guidelines may provide general recommendations but may lack specificity.
D. This is general information source but not as specific or current as the institution's critical pathway.

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