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The nurse is reviewing the new nurse's discharge instructions for the client following outpatient cataract surgery. Which statement should the nurse remove from the discharge instructions?

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Rationale: The client should not cough because this will increase the pressure within the eye and risk for complications. Lifting heavy objects increases pressure on the surgical eye. The surgical eye should be cleaned with a clean tissue from the inner to outer canthus to prevent obstruction of the ducts with drainage. Lying on the side of the surgical eye can increase pressure on the surgical eye.

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