A middle-aged client reports a sudden onset of seeing flashing lights and floating spots. Which is the best nursing action?

A. The sudden onset of flashing lights and floaters can be a symptom of a detached retina, a serious eye condition that requires immediate medical attention. B. This is incorrect. The client should not engage in any activities until the condition is evaluated by a healthcare professional. C. While rest might seem appropriate, the client should seek immediate medical attention due to the potential seriousness of the symptoms. D. Warm compresses are not indicated for this condition, and the client should seek immediate medical attention.