The nurse is caring for a client who recently sustained a blow to the head. Which of the following assessment findings suggest that the client should be more closely evaluated for retinal detachment?

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A)Of the choices listed, only floaters in the visual field are suggestive of retinal detachment. Eye pain and redness are not associated with retinal detachment. Although subconjunctival hemorrhage and hyphema may occur following a blow to the head, they are unrelated to detachment of the retina.
B)Of the choices listed, only floaters in the visual field are suggestive of retinal detachment. Eye pain and redness are not associated with retinal detachment. Although subconjunctival hemorrhage and hyphema may occur following a blow to the head, they are unrelated to detachment of the retina.
C)Of the choices listed, only floaters in the visual field are suggestive of retinal detachment. Eye pain and redness are not associated with retinal detachment. Although subconjunctival hemorrhage and hyphema may occur following a blow to the head, they are unrelated to detachment of the retina.
D)Of the choices listed, only floaters in the visual field are suggestive of retinal detachment. Eye pain and redness are not associated with retinal detachment. Although subconjunctival hemorrhage and hyphema may occur following a blow to the head, they are unrelated to detachment of the retina.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Client Who Recently Sustained