In Using the Ophthalmoscope to Assess a Patient's Eyes,the Nurse

question 14

Multiple Choice

In using the ophthalmoscope to assess a patient's eyes,the nurse notes a red glow in the patient's pupils.On the basis of this finding,the nurse would:

• A)suspect that there is an opacity in the lens or cornea.
• B)check the light source of the ophthalmoscope to verify that it is functioning.
• C)consider this a normal reflection of the ophthalmoscope light off the inner retina.
• D)continue with the ophthalmoscopic examination and refer the patient for further evaluation.

Recognize the importance of and strategies for overcoming resistance to change.

Understand the evaluation process of change efforts and the significance of measuring beyond learning outcomes.

Grasp the significance of Organizational effectiveness and strategies in the context of OD.

Recognize the impact of organizational culture and its importance in the process of OD.

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