A 55 years old client comes to the health clinic for an eye test.He complained of blurred vision. It is found that the lens of the eye has developed some opacity the client want to know if his condition is a major cause for worry . What is the likely cause of the blurred vision. How should the nurse alleviate the clients tears

A 55 years old client comes to the health clinic for an eye test.He complained of blurred vision. It is found that the lens of the eye has developed some opacity the client want to know if his condition is a major cause for worry . What is the likely cause of the blurred vision. How should the nurse alleviate the clients tears

Intro To Health Care

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ISBN:9781337338295

Author:Mitchell

Publisher:Mitchell

Chapter4: Medical Terminology

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