The nurse has instructed the family of a client with stroke (brain attack) who has homonymous hemianopsia about measures to help the client overcome the deficit. Which statement suggests that the family understands the measures to use when caring for the client

Question:

The nurse has instructed the family of a client with stroke (brain attack) who has homonymous hemianopsia about measures to help the client overcome the deficit. Which statement suggests that the family understands the measures to use when caring for the client?

1. "We need to discourage him from wearing

eyeglasses."

2. "We need to place objects in his impaired field

of vision."

3. "We need to approach him from the impaired

field of vision."

4. "We need to remind him to turn his head to scan the lost visual field."

"We need to remind him to turn his head to scan the lost visual field"

Explanation:

When a patient suffers from homonymous hemianopsia, half of the visual field is lost. So, the statement "we need to remind him to turn his head to scan the lost visual field" explains that the client's family understands the measures to use when caring for the patient.

This is because, the client with homonymous hemianopsia needs to have the nurse come to him from the intact side after an object has been placed on the intact field of vision. From that statement, it shows the client's family perfectly understands measures to use when caring for the patient.

The first option is ruled out because patients with homonymous hemianopsia are encouraged to use personal eyeglass. Also, option 2&3 are ruled out because a patient with homonymous hemianopsia is approached from intact side of vision where objects are placed.

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