A patient who has a history of dry eye syndrome says, "My eyes don't bother me as long as I put artificial tears in about every 4 hours while I am awake." How should the nurse respond?
A) "You should not use artificial tears that often."
B) "Try to lengthen the time to at least 6 hours between instillations."
C) "If this schedule is giving you relief, try to follow it consistently every day."
D) "Try using the drops every 2 hours and see if your eyes feel better."
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