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Candidate Handbook - BCEN

Candidate Handbook. Bo ard of Cer t ific ation for Em e rgenc y Nursing. 1900 Spring Road, Suite 501. Oak Brook, IL 60523 +1-877-302-BCEN(2236) bce n@BCEN . o rg

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Chapter 23 NEWBORN PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT

• Subconjunctival hemorrhage • Cataracts • Coloboma • Conjunctivitis • Brushfield spots Nose • Symmetrical • Nasal flaring • Choanal atresia Ears • Normal configuration • Response to sound • Abnormal configuration • Low set • No response to sound • …

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CHapter 1 – pediatriC HealtH assessment

edema, subconjunctival hemorrhage, jaundice of sclera – Check for pupillary size, shape, equality and reactivity to light (PERRL: pupils equal, round, reactive to light), accommodation normal – Red reflex: hold ophthalmoscope 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) from the eye and use the +10 diopter lens. If normal, the newborn’s eye transmits a clear

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Explosions and Blast Injuries

can include decreased visual acuity, hyphema, globe perforation, subconjunctival hemorrhage, foreign body, or lid lacerations. Liberal referral for ophthalmologic screening is encouraged. Selected Blast Injuries Lung Injury “Blast lung” is a direct consequence of the HE over-pressurization wave. It is the most common

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Strangulation Information

“Bloody red eyes” (or subconjunctival hemorrhage): This occurs when the white part of the eye becomes bright red after a blood vessel breaks just under the clear surface of the eye. These will often look horrific, but are not believed to be painful They generally last for 10-14 days

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Common Ophthalmic Abbreviations - Spokane Eye Clinic

Sub heme Subconjunctival Hemorrhage Sx Surgery T Tension (Pressure) T & C Thin and Clear t.i.d. Three Times Daily TAC Teller Acuity Cards Tapp Pressure by Applanation TBU Tear Break Up TEARDUCT Tear Duct Evaluation TM Trabecular Meshwork Tono Tonometer Pressure Check topo Topography Tr, tr Trace ...

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When patients on warfarin need surgery - Zunis

rhage, subconjunctival hemorrhage, and mild hyphema were low , and even when these com - plications occurred, the prognosis was good. On the other hand, the risk of bleeding in vitreoretinal, complex lid, lacrimal, and orbital surgical procedures has not been ade-quately studied; therefore, warfarin should be stopped in these cases.6

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DIFFERENTIATE RED EYE DISORDERS

•Needs immediate treatment • Needs treatment within a few days • Does not require treatment Introduction DIFFERENTIATE RED EYE DISORDERS