Identify common client complaints pertaining to the head and neck

Similarly, we will also begin to assess structures of the face, this time focusing on the eyes and ears. Assessment of the eyes and ears include asking our clients for changes in vision and hearing, as well as related complaints. Assessment of the eyes and ears involve a neurological component as well. We continue to hone our physical assessment skills and improve our documentation skills. bjectives By the end of this unit, students will be able to: 1. Identify common client complaints pertaining to the head and neck. 2. Identify common client complaints pertaining to the eyes and ears. 3. Describe the approach to assessing a client presenting with Headache Neck mass Swollen eyelid Painful eye Hearing loss 4. Discuss the differential diagnosis for a client with Headache Neck mass Swollen eyelid Painful eye Hearing loss Unit 2: Eyes and ears Using the Carlisle and Pflipsen articles, and the National Institute of Aging website, – Describe your diagnostic approach to a client presenting with a swollen red eyelid. – Discuss the information you would need to obtain from your client during the interview to determine the possible causes of eye pain. Select one diagnosis and describe the findings you would expect to see during your physical examination. – Discuss how you would go about assessing a client with hearing loss. In particular, how would you use the Weber and Rinne test to determine whether your client has either a conductive or sensorineural hearing loss? Instructions: Use 12 font Times New Roman in your written communication Cite references as per APA style