EYE IRRIGATION POLICY AND PROCEDURE

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1. Question
Select the right answer(s):
- A. If the client complains of acute pain during the irrigation, stop the irrigation and wait a few minutes and then continue.
- B. If the pain continues, stop treatment and notify the physician or nurse practitioner.
- C. A and B
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2. Question
Select the Wrong answer regarding Special Considerations/Precautions:
- A. Maintain asepsis throughout the procedure.
- B. Wear Personal Protective Equipment throughout the procedure.
- C. Warm sterile irrigating solution to above the body temperature (39 Celsius)
- D. When irrigating both eyes, have the client tilt his/her head toward the side being irrigated to avoid cross-contamination.
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3. Question
For chemical burns, for how long we should irrigate each eye with Normal Saline solution?
- A. One hour
- B. At least 30 minutes
- C. At least 15 minutes
- D. At most 15 minutes
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4. Question
Tap water may be used as an irrigant in an emergency situation.
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- False
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