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The nurse is caring for a client immediately following scleral buckling surgery for a retinal detachment of the right eye. Which of the following actions would be appropriate for the nurse to take?

Correct Answer: B,D,E,F

Rationale: Post-scleral buckling surgery, the client’s positioning depends on the surgeon’s orders, but prone positioning is often avoided to prevent pressure on the eye. Approaching from the left side preserves the client’s intact visual field. Deep breathing and coughing may increase intraocular pressure and are typically avoided. Avoiding bending down prevents increased intraocular pressure. Orienting the client to the environment promotes safety due to potential vision changes. A stool softener prevents straining, which could increase intraocular pressure.

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