The nurse is caring for a client with a corneal abrasion. Which collaborative intervention should the nurse anticipate being included in the client's care?

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A)Applying antibiotic ointment would be indicated in the care of the client with a corneal abrasion. An eye shield such as an eye patch is further indicated because of the client's likelihood of rubbing the eye. Flushing the eye with normal saline is indicated for a burn injury to the eye. Surgery is indicated for penetrating injuries to the eye but is usually not necessary for corneal abrasion. Bedrest with an eye shield would be indicated for the care of the client with a blunt trauma to the eye.
B)Applying antibiotic ointment and an eye shield would be indicated in the care of the client with a corneal abrasion. An eye shield such as an eye patch is further indicated because of the client's likelihood of rubbing the eye. Flushing the eye with normal saline is indicated for a burn injury to the eye. Surgery is indicated for penetrating injuries to the eye but is usually not necessary for corneal abrasion. Bedrest with an eye shield would be indicated for the care of the client with a blunt trauma to the eye.
C)Applying antibiotic ointment and an eye shield would be indicated in the care of the client with a corneal abrasion. An eye shield such as an eye patch is further indicated because of the client's likelihood of rubbing the eye. Flushing the eye with normal saline is indicated for a burn injury to the eye. Surgery is indicated for penetrating injuries to the eye but is usually not necessary for corneal abrasion. Bedrest with an eye shield would be indicated for the care of the client with a blunt trauma to the eye.
D)Applying antibiotic ointment and an eye shield would be indicated in the care of the client with a corneal abrasion. An eye shield such as an eye patch is further indicated because of the client's likelihood of rubbing the eye. Flushing the eye with normal saline is indicated for a burn injury to the eye. Surgery is indicated for penetrating injuries to the eye but is usually not necessary for corneal abrasion. Bedrest with an eye shield would be indicated for the care of the client with a blunt trauma to the eye.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Client with a Corneal