Question

a client has come into triage complaining of being dizzy. to be considered true vertigo, what must the client m when they say they feel dizzy?
they feel queasy.
they feel lightheaded.
their head hurts.
the room is spinning to them.

Explanation:

True vertigo is a sensation of movement or spinning. Feeling queasy is related to nausea, lightheadedness is a different sensation (like feeling faint), and a headache is pain in the head. The key characteristic of true vertigo is the perception of the environment (like the room) spinning.

Answer:

The room is spinning to them.