Question

a resident is complaining of a constant ringing in her ear. she says, \im going deaf like my mother. im sure of it, because before she went deaf, she heard ringing in her ear too.\ what ear disorder is the resident describing? ch:34 otosclerosis ménières disease presbycusis otitis media question 2 2 pts a client has glaucoma. how would the client describe their ability to see? ch:34 print and colours appear faded. the client cannot see to the side. the client is blind in the affected eye. the clients vision is cloudy.

Explanation:

For the first question, tinnitus (ringing in the ear) can be a symptom associated with Ménière's disease. Otosclerosis is a hardening of the ear - bones, presbycusis is age - related hearing loss and otitis media is an ear infection. For the second question, glaucoma often causes a loss of peripheral vision, meaning the client cannot see to the side. Faded print/colours can be related to other eye conditions like cataracts, blindness in the affected eye is not the typical early - stage presentation of glaucoma, and cloudy vision is often associated with cataracts.

Answer:

Question 1: Ménière's disease
Question 2: The client cannot see to the side.