Eye Injuries

Question 1

black eye

Answer 1

Orbital Hematoma

Question 2

Direct blow to the eye

Answer 2

Orbital Hematoma MOI

Question 3

subconjunctival
hemorrhage
faulty vision

Answer 3

orbital hematoma s/s

Question 4

Ice
rest for 24 hours if distorted vision
avoid blowing nose

Answer 4

orbital hematoma TX

Question 5

direct blow to eye

Answer 5

orbital fractures

Question 6

diplopia
restrict eye movement
downward displacement of the eye
pain
swelling
hemorrhage
numbness

Answer 6

orbital fractures S/S

Question 7

refer to MD
X-ray
Surgery

Answer 7

Orbital Fractures TX

Question 8

double vision is called

Answer 8

diplopia

Question 9

pain
disability

Answer 9

Foreign Body in the Eye

Question 10

close eye until the pain has subsided

lower lid: depress the disuse & wipe w/ a sterile cotton applicator

upper lid: pull the upper lid over the lower lid while subject looks downward or gently pull the eyelid down & place applicator sticks crosswise at its base, have athlete look down, holding the lid & the stick in place w/ one hand, use sterile cotton swab to lift out the foreign body, rinse w eyewash in an eye cup

Answer 10

Foreign Body in the Eye TX

Question 11

Do you rub your eye?

Answer 11

NO

Question 12

caused by foreign body in the eye & rubbing it

Answer 12

Corneal Abrasions & Lacerations MOI

Question 13

severe pain
watering eyes
photophobia
spasm of orbicular muscle of the eyelid

Answer 13

Corneal Abrasions & Lacerations S/S

Question 14

light sensitivity is called

Answer 14

photophobia

Question 15

eye should be patched
refer to MD

Answer 15

Corneal Abrasions & Lacerations TX

Question 16

blunt blow to eye

Answer 16

Hyphema MOI

Question 17

reddish tinge in the anterior chamber
vision is blocked
blood may turn to pea green color

Answer 17

Hyphema S/S

Question 18

Hyphema TX

Answer 18

refer to MD

Question 19

blow to the eye that is smaller than the eye orbit

Answer 19

Rupture of the Globe MOI

Question 20

Severe pain
decreased visual acuity
diplopia

Answer 20

Rupture of the Globe S/S

Question 21

Rest
Eye Protection
Referral to ophthalmologist

Answer 21

Rupture of the Globe TX

Question 22

Blow to the eye

Answer 22

Retinal Detachment MOI

Question 23

Specks floating before the eye
flashes of light
blurred vision

Answer 23

Retinal Detachment S/S

Question 24

bacteria; allergens; colds

Answer 24

Acute Conjunctivitis

Question 25

eyelid swelling;
purulent discharge;
itching;
burning

Answer 25

Acute Conjunctivitis S/S

Question 26

Acute Conjunctivitis TX

Answer 26

refer to MD

Question 27

styE (sty)

Answer 27

Hordeolum

Question 28

infection to the eyelash follicle or sebaceous gland

Answer 28

Hordeolum MOI

Question 29

erythema of the eye;
painful pustule

Answer 29

Hordeolum S/S

Question 30

hot moist compresses;
ointment of 1% yellow oxide or mercury

Answer 30

Hordeolum TX