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The nurse is questioning the client about vision changes. Which symptom indicates that the client may be developing a cataract?

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Rationale: The lens opacity from a developing cataract diminishes vision. Blurriness and decreased night vision are early symptoms. Shooting eye pain is often associated with a subarachnoid hemorrhage, not a cataract. Headaches are not associated with cataract formation. Floating dark spots in the vision field are associated with bleeding within the eye that occurs with detached retina.

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