Infectious and Orbit Eye Disorders

The client experiences colds and begins to have watery eye discharge. The nurse anticipates which of the following types of conjunctivitis of the client?

• Keratoconjunctivitis

• Trachoma

• Viral conjunctivitis

• Bacterial conjunctivitis

2.A client is diagnosed with keratitis. Which of the following statements does NOT reflect healthy practices to improve the condition while at home?

• “I will apply prednisolone eye drops as needed”

• “I will wash my hands with soap and water as frequent as possible”

• “I will report any bleeding of my eyes to the doctor”

• “I will increase intake of protein and vegetable in my diet”

Which of the following nursing interventions is appropriate for a client diagnosed with chalazion?

• Share client’s clothing for charitable purposes

• Apply warm compress on the affected eye

• Rub eyes whenever necessary

• Use of artificial tears for irritated eyes as prescribed

A client was diagnosed with benign tumor in the right eye orbital. Which of the following diagnostic exam establishes the characteristics of the tumor such as size, configuration and phase of the disease?

• Biopsy

• Fundoscopic exam

• X-ray

• CT scan

A client complaint of having white spots on her eyelids. The nurse anticipates that this describes which of the following disorders?

• Rhabdomyosarcoma

• Milia

• Xanthelasma

Which of the following diagnostic procedures is applicable for the removal of milia by a health care specialist?

• Electrocautery

• Ct scan

• Biopsy

• X-ray

Which of the following nursing diagnoses should be prioritized by the nurse for a client with eye tumor?

• Risk for infection

• Risk for activity intolerance

• Low self esteem

• Anxiety

A client is diagnosed with xanthelasma. Which of the following foods is appropriate for the client?

• Crispy pata

• Fried fish

• Steamed dimsum

• Steamed fish