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Which assessment technique should the nurse use to assess the client's optic nerve?

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Rationale: The optic nerve (cranial nerve II) is assessed by visual acuity tests like the Snellen chart. Smells (olfactory), taste (facial/glossopharyngeal), and uvula movement (vagus) involve other nerves.

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