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Cataracts — NCLEX Cheat Sheet
Cloudy lens, blurred vision
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Use this quick-reference guide to spot, treat, and prevent Cataracts on the NCLEX. Keep it handy during review and on exam day!
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Signs
What to look for- Cloudy/blurred vision, no pain
- Glare, halos, faded colors
- Lens opacity = cause
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Treat
Nursing actions- Surgery: lens removed + IOL
- Outpatient, one eye at a time
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Post-Op
Key facts- No bending, lifting, straining
- Eye shield, esp. at night
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Report
Notify / act now- Sudden pain, ↓vision, flashes
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Quick Tip
Hallmark signs are gradual, painless blurring of vision, glare and halos around lights, and faded color vision.
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