A resident's artificial eye is removable.Proper care of the eye involves which of the following?
A) Labeling it with the person's name and room number
B) Placing it in a lined container that is filled with water or saline
C) Storing the container with the urinal in the bedside stand
D) Keeping the artificial eye at the nurses' station at night

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Proper care of a removable artificial eye involves placing it in a lined container that is filled with water or saline, as this will help prevent it from drying out or becoming damaged. Labeling it with the person's name and room number can be helpful to ensure it doesn't get lost, but doesn't necessarily relate to care. Storing the container with the urinal in the bedside stand is not appropriate, as urinals are meant for a separate purpose and could contaminate the container. Keeping the artificial eye at the nurses' station at night may not be necessary if the resident is able to store and care for it properly on their own.

A Resident's Artificial Eye Is Removable