Eye, Ear, and Nose Injuries MD0547

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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION LESSON 1 IRRIGATE, INSTILL EYE DROPS, AND APPLY OINTMENTS TO THE EYE 1-1. GENERAL 1-2. REVIEW OF THE EYE STRUCTURE 1-3. PARTS OF THE EYE 1-4. EYE IRRIGATION 1-5. INSTILL DROPS 1-6. APPLY OPHTHALMIC OINTMENT EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 2 IDENTIFY PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION OF A DRESSING TO AN EYE INJURY 2-1. GENERAL 2-2. REASONS FOR USING AN EYE DRESSING 2-3. PRINCIPLES OF APPLYING A DRESSING EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 3 TREAT FOREIGN BODIES OF THE EYE 3-1. GENERAL 3-2. LOCATE THE FOREIGN BODY 3-3. REMOVE FOREIGN BODY 3-4. OBTAIN HISTORY 3-5. RECORD TREATMENT EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 4 TREAT LACERATIONS, CONTUSIONS, AND EXTRUSIONS OF THE EYE 4-1. GENERAL 4-2. REVIEW OF TERMS 4-3. POSITION THE PATIENT 4-4. TREAT INJURY TO TISSUE SURROUNDING EYES 4-5. TREAT AN INJURY TO THE EYEBALL 4-6. TREAT AN EYE INJURY OF A PROTRUDING OBJECT 4-7. TREAT AN AVULSED OR EXTRUDED EYEBALL EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 5 TREAT BURNS OF THE EYE 5-1. GENERAL 5-2. EVALUATE AND REASSURE PATIENT 5-3. IDENTIFY CHEMICAL BURNS TO THE EYE 5-4. TREAT CHEMICAL BURNS TO THE EYE 5-5. RADIANT ENERGY BURNS 5-6. THERMAL BURNS 5-7. RECORD TREATMENT 5-8. PREPARE THE PATIENT FOR EVACUATION EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 6 IRRIGATE AN OBSTRUCTED EAR 6-1. GENERAL 6-2. STRUCTURE OF THE EAR 6-3. EAR IRRIGATION 6-4. EQUIPMENT/SOLUTIONS USED FOR EAR IRRIGATION 6-5. IDENTIFY PATIENT 6-6. EXPLAIN PROCEDURE 6-7. PROCEDURES TO IRRIGATE THE EAR 6-8. HANDWASH 6-9. REPORT AND RECORD PROCEDURE EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 7 TREAT A PATIENT WITH EPISTAXIS (NOSEBLEED) 7-1. GENERAL 7-2. CAUSES OF EPISTAXIS 7-3. TREAT EPISTAXIS 7-4. EXCESSIVE LOSS OF BLOOD EXERCISES SOLUTIONS