3 & usually 1-2 hours , hope this helps some !
The nurse should create a therapeutic and safe environment for the client who is blind while fostering as much independence as possible
<h3>What interventions should the nurse implement for this client ?</h3>
Offer the client an elbow for guidance while walking slightly ahead and describing the environment. Announce room entry and exit to orient and avoid startling the client
- When caring for a client who is blind, the nurse should create a safe therapeutic environment and foster client independence by orienting the client to the surroundings, announcing room entry and exit
- guiding the client by offering an elbow and walking slightly in front, using a clock-face description to orient the client to the location of objects, and asking the client directly about preferences.
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