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What intervention should the nurse take for a client who has sustained a hyphema?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct intervention for a client who has sustained a hyphema is to keep them at bed rest, usually with the head of the bed raised. This positioning helps to reduce intraocular pressure and prevent further damage or rebleeding. Instructing the client to wear eye protectors in the future (
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A) is not the immediate intervention required for a hyphema. Applying atropine eyedrops (
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C) is not typically indicated for a hyphema. Applying an ice pack to the site of injury (
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D) is not recommended for a hyphema as it can increase the risk of rebleeding.
Therefore, the correct answer is to keep the client at bed rest.

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