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Question 1 of 5

The client following removal of a right-sided acoustic neuroma by a translabyrinthine approach calls the nurse to report pain. The nurse finds that the client has new-onset right-sided facial drooping and numbness. Place the nurse's actions in priority order.

Correct Answer: B,C,D,A

Rationale: Assess the incision and arms for drift first (
B), then contact the stroke team and HCP for possible complications (
C), medicate for pain (
D), and finally patch the eye due to inability to close it (
A).

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