A nurse is caring for a client with labyrinthitis.  The nurse has an order to perform the Romberg test on the client.  What are the steps to performing this test?  What does this test evaluate? A nurse is caring for a client who has had a right cerebral hemisphere stroke.  Identify two (2) clinical manifestations that can be expected with this cerebral injury.

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