5 Questions
What is the primary purpose of photo documentation in the management of mild corneal abrasion?
For records
What is the recommended analgesic approach for managing pain in mild corneal abrasion?
Oral analgesic in the short term
What is the primary reason for advising the use of eye protection in patients with mild corneal abrasion?
To prevent future problems (REES)
What is the recommended follow-up schedule for patients with mild corneal abrasion?
See next day for recheck – manage to resolution
What is the purpose of advising the use of ocular lubricants in the management of mild corneal abrasion?
To provide short-term relief
Study Notes
Mild Corneal Abrasion Management
- Document the injury with photo documentation and/or drawing for records
- Recommend short-term use of ocular lubricants to soothe the eye
- Advise taking oral analgesics in the short term for pain relief
- Schedule a follow-up appointment for the next day to recheck the injury and manage until resolution
- Emphasize the importance of returning if future problems arise (REES)
- Stress the need for eye protection, even a simple sunglass, to prevent further injury during this type of work
This quiz covers the management of mild corneal abrasion, including photo documentation, use of ocular lubricants, oral analgesics, and advising patients on eye protection. It also covers follow-up care and when to return for further evaluation.
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