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An older woman has had a CVA. The nurse notes that she seems to be unaware of objects on her right side (right homonymous hemianopia). Which nursing action is most important in planning to assist her to compensate for this loss?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Encouraging head turning to scan the environment compensates for right homonymous hemianopia by ensuring awareness of the affected side.

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