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During the admission assessment of a client with chronic bilateral glaucoma, which statement by the client would the nurse anticipate due to this condition?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: In chronic bilateral glaucoma, peripheral visual field loss occurs due to elevated intraocular pressure, leading to the need to turn the head to compensate for the visual field deficit. This symptom is characteristic of advanced glaucoma.
Choice A is incorrect as constant blurred vision is a common symptom but not specific to peripheral vision loss in glaucoma.
Choice B is incorrect because specific visual field deficits are more common than complete loss on one side.
Choice D is incorrect as seeing floaters (specks floating in the eyes) is associated with other eye conditions like posterior vitreous detachment, not glaucoma.

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