The nurse is assessing a patient with liver disease for jaundice. Which of these assessment findings is indicative of true jaundice?

A) Yellow patches in the outer sclera
B) Yellow color of the sclera that extends up to the iris
C) Skin that appears yellow when examined under low light
D) Yellow deposits on the palms and soles of the feet where jaundice first appears

True Jaundice

A medical condition characterized by yellowing of the skin and eyes due to high levels of bilirubin in the blood, indicating liver or bile duct dysfunction.

Sclera

The white part of the eye, a tough, fibrous tissue that covers almost the entire eyeball, providing structure and protection.

Low Light

Conditions of reduced illumination, making visibility and perception more challenging, often impacting activities and vision.