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Eye Lab

Eye Lab. CU School of Medicine Rural Track. Eye lab agenda. Eye exam: Ophthobook video http://www.ophthobook.com/videos/ How to put drops or ointments into the eye Topical anesthesia Conjunctivitis Fluorescein staining Herpes keratitis – Do NOT miss this diagnosis !

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Eye Lab

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  1. Eye Lab CU School of Medicine Rural Track

  2. Eye lab agenda • Eye exam: Ophthobook video http://www.ophthobook.com/videos/ • How to put drops or ointments into the eye • Topical anesthesia • Conjunctivitis • Fluorescein staining • Herpes keratitis – Do NOT miss this diagnosis ! • Corneal abrasions, foreign bodies and rust rings • Removing corneal FB’s and rust rings • Hyphema • How to patch an eye

  3. The most important part of the eye exam

  4. Topical Anesthesia • Veryrapidonset; last about 15 minutes: • Proparacaine 0.5% (Ophthaine) • Tetracaine 0.5% (Pontocaine) • Avoid long-acting agents because of risk of furtherinjury/ulceration • Do not prescribeany for home use

  5. Eye drops

  6. Not !

  7. Pets too

  8. Conjunctivitis – cornea OK

  9. Conjunctivitis - bilateral

  10. Conjunctivitis - unilateral

  11. Conjunctivitis – lid closeup

  12. Source: Cronau H. et. al. Diagnosis and Management of red eye in Primary Care Am Fam Phys. 2010;81(2):137-144, 145

  13. Fluorescein to examine cornea

  14. Wetting fluorescein strip

  15. Applying fluorescein

  16. Stained eye

  17. Herpes keratitis

  18. Herpes keratitis

  19. Herpes keratitis

  20. Herpes keratitis

  21. Corneal abrasion – no stain

  22. Corneal ulcer - edema

  23. Contact lens ulcer Source: Wilson SA, Last A. Management of Corneal Abrasions .Am Fam Physician 2004;70:123-8,129-30.

  24. Corneal abrasion - stained

  25. Corneal abrasion - stained

  26. Corneal abrasion - stained

  27. Corneal abrasion - stained

  28. Corneal abrasion - stained

  29. Corneal abrasion - stained

  30. Corneal FB

  31. Corneal FB

  32. Corneal FB

  33. Corenal FB with rust ring

  34. Removing corneal FB

  35. Alger Brush

  36. Hyphema

  37. Hyphema

  38. Hyphema

  39. Hyphema

  40. Eye patch application

  41. Eye patch taping

  42. References • http://www.ophthobook.com • http://www.aafp.org/afpsearch for: • Corneal abrasions • Sports eye injuries • Workplace eye injuries • The painful red eye • The painful non-red eye • Ocular emergencies

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