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خرید پکیج
تعداد آیتم قابل مشاهده باقیمانده : -29 مورد

Assessment of the red eye

Assessment of the red eye
  Acuity Foreign-body sensation Photophobia Discharge Associated features Treat/refer
Lids/lashes
Stye/hordeolum Normal None Tender Treat
Chalazion Normal None Nontender Treat
Blepharitis Normal Dry crusting Chronic Treat
Conjunctiva
Conjunctivitis
  • Bacterial
Normal –/+ Mucopurulent More common in children, in non-summer months Treat
  • Viral
Normal –/+ Mucoserous or watery More common in adults, in summer months Treat
  • Allergic
Normal Mucoserous Itching Treat
  • Toxic
Normal Watery Burning, itching; often occurring in patients chronically taking preservative-containing topical ocular medications (eg, for glaucoma) Refer (non-urgent)
Episcleritis Normal None Dull ache, sectoral conjunctival injection Treat
Scleritis Normal or decreased + None Constant, boring pain; deeper redness or purpuric color, compared to conjunctivitis or episcleritis Refer (urgent, 1 to 2 days)
Subconjunctival hemorrhage Normal None Extravasated blood Treat
Cornea
Abrasion Normal or decreased + + Watery History/trauma defect revealed by fluorescein Treat; urgent referral if not improved after 24 hours
Contact lens overwear Normal or decreased + + Watery History Treat
Foreign body Normal or decreased + + Mucoserous History/trauma Treat; urgent referral if still present after 24 hours
Infectious keratitis
  • Bacterial
Normal or decreased + + Mucopurulent White spot on cornea; spot stains with fluorescein Refer (emergency, same day)
  • Viral
Normal or decreased + + Watery Gray, branching opacity dendrite; dendrite revealed with fluorescein Refer (urgent, 1 to 2 days)
Anterior chamber/iris
Hyphema Normal or decreased +/– None, or watery, if present RBC layering in the anterior chamber Refer (emergency, same day)
Hypopyon Normal or decreased +/– None, or purulent, if present WBC layering in the anterior chamber Refer (emergency, same day)
Iritis Normal or decreased + None, or watery, if present Ciliary flush, very small pupil Refer (urgent, 1 to 2 days)
Iris/lens
Angle closure Normal or decreased +/– None, or watery, if present Fixed, mid-dilated pupil Refer (emergency, same day)
Conditions are ordered anatomically (from anterior to posterior).
RBC: red blood cell; WBC: white blood cell.
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