Following laser trabeculoplasty surgery for open-angle glaucoma, the client reports acute pain deep within the eye. Which action should the nurse take?

A. Administering an antiemetic is not the priority, as the pain reported by the client needs to be evaluated by the surgeon first. B. While eye shields may be used to protect the eyes after surgery, the acute pain should be reported to the surgeon to rule out complications. C. Acute, deep eye pain after laser trabeculoplasty could indicate complications, such as increased intraocular pressure, infection, or damage to the eye. Immediate reporting to the surgeon is necessary for further evaluation and intervention. D. Prophylactic antibiotics may be prescribed postoperatively, but they are not the first response to acute pain.