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The nurse telephones the client 1 day post-cataract surgery. Which client statement necessitates an evaluation by an ophthalmologist?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: A significant reduction in vision may indicate a complication such as infection or retinal detachment. Pain relieved by prescribed pain medication is within normal assessment parameters. Decreasing redness is within normal assessment parameters. No swelling is within normal assessment parameters.

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