Question

which of these actions by a client indicate that the client has a hearing impairment?
speaking very softly
asking for words to be repeated
pronouncing words very clearly
answering questions appropriately while watching television
question 52
1 pts
symptoms of retinal detachment include:
yellow liquid discharge from the affected eye
a reported loss of central vision
reports of seeing yellow halos around people
flashing lights in the corner of the affected eye

Explanation:

For the first question, a person with a hearing impairment often asks for words to be repeated as they may not have heard clearly. Speaking softly can be due to other reasons like personality or not wanting to disturb. Pronouncing words clearly and answering questions while watching TV are not indicative of hearing issues.
For the second question, symptoms of retinal detachment include flashing lights in the peripheral (corner) of the affected eye. Yellow discharge is more related to an eye - infection, loss of central vision can be due to other eye - conditions like macular degeneration, and seeing yellow halos is often associated with certain medications or glaucoma.

Answer:

Question 51: B. Asking for words to be repeated
Question 52: D. Flashing lights in the corner of the affected eye