The nurse assesses a reduction in a patient's peripheral vision. Which additional measure would be a priority during the assessment of this patient?

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A reduction in peripheral vision can be a symptom of glaucoma, which is characterized by increased intraocular pressure. Therefore, assessing the patient's intraocular pressure would be a priority to rule out this condition. The other options may be assessed if further evaluation is needed.

The Nurse Assesses a Reduction in a Patient's Peripheral Vision