Questions: The nurse finds that a visually impaired client is having difficulty in determining which medications to take after being discharged from the hospital. Which intervention would be best in this situation? Filling and labeling the medication bottles for the client Advising the caregiver to administer the client's medication Recommending that the client's pharmacy relabel the medication in large letters Showing the client examples of pill organizers that will help the client sort the medication

The answer is: Showing the client examples of pill organizers that will help the client sort the medication.

While this option might provide a temporary solution, it does not empower the client to manage their medications independently in the long term. It also does not address the issue of the client being visually impaired.

This option places the responsibility on a caregiver, which may not always be feasible or desirable for the client. It does not promote independence for the visually impaired client.

This could be helpful, but it may not fully address the needs of a visually impaired client, especially if the client has difficulty reading even large print.

This option is the best because it provides a practical tool that can help the client independently manage their medications. Pill organizers can be tactile and are often designed with features that assist visually impaired individuals, such as compartments for different days and times, which can help prevent medication errors.