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Nurses should tell patients who are receiving ophthalmic medications that they will possibly experience: A. blurred...

Nurses should tell patients who are receiving ophthalmic medications that they will possibly experience:

A. blurred vision.

B. dizziness

C. itching.

D. sneezing.

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Answer : "C" "ITCHING"

common side effects of opthalmic medications are

a) skin rash

b) eye itching

c) contact dermatitis

d) red eyes

So skin rash,eye itching,contact dermatitis will cause and lead toto severe itching...

*Blurred vision also one of the side effects of opthalmic medications but it is infrequent side effect of opthalmic medications and also less severe...

So blurred vision is very rare side effect

So patients who are receiving opthalmic medications that they will possibly experience "Itching".

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