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The client is one day post-surgical repair of a retinal detachment. Which assessment finding is most important for the nurse to report immediately to the HCP because it indicates a significant complication?

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Rationale: Blurred vision and floaters in the surgical eye may occur with redetachment of the retina and would warrant additional surgery. A low level of postoperative pain does not indicate a significant complication. Watery drainage is not a specific sign for concern and is less serious than changes in visual acuity. Dryness and injection of the sclera may or may not resolve without treatment, but loss of visual acuity is a more critical sign of complication.

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