Corneal foreign body Flashcards

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Q

What are common symptoms associated with eye issues?

A

Eye pain, foreign body sensation, photophobia, watering eye, red eye

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When should a patient be referred to ophthalmology for suspected penetrating eye injury?

A

High-velocity injuries or sharp objects

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What types of trauma warrant a referral to ophthalmology?

A

Significant orbital or peri-ocular trauma

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What is the recommended action before referring a patient with a chemical eye injury?

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Irrigate for 20-30 minutes before referring

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What type of foreign bodies should be referred to ophthalmology due to higher infection risk?

A

Organic material (e.g. seeds, soil)

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What is a concerning location for foreign bodies that necessitates a referral to ophthalmology?

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Near the centre of the cornea

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Which symptoms are considered red flags for eye conditions?

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  • Severe pain
  • Irregular/dilated/non-reactive pupils
  • Significant reduction in visual acuity
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