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The nurse is caring for the client who has a visual deficit. Which approach should the nurse use?

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Rationale: Informing the client of the nurse's presence by greeting them by name puts the client at ease and allows participation in care. Standing directly in front may not align with the client's field of vision, loud voices are unnecessary, and touching without explanation can startle.

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