Ocular trauma

Treatment of penetrative wounds of the eyeball should be carried out:

• on an outpatient basis

• in a trauma center

• in a specialized eye hospital

• at the patient's home

In penetrating wounds of the cornea with the lens destruction, it is necessary:

• to provide antibacterial therapy and not to remove the lens

• remove the lens during with surgical treatment

• remove the lens after the inflammatory process treatment

• to resorb the lens with enzymes

In case of penetrating injury of the eyeball, antibiotics are prescribed:

• in cases of clinically determined infectious lesion

• in all cases

• only in case of intraocular foreign body

• in case of damage of the lens

The absolute sign of penetrating eyeball wound is:

• the presence of an intraorbital foreign body

• hemophthalmos

• penetrating wound of the cornea

• traumatic cataract

The absolute indication for enucleation is:

• recurrent hemophthalmos

• risk of sympathetic ophthalmia development

• penetrating wound of the eyeball

• all of the above

The foreign body of the cornea should be

• removed with a sharp instrument

• left for 2 days and monitored

• treated conservatively

• covered with a soft contact lens

The displacement of the lens into the anterior chamber requires:

• hypotensive therapy

• surgical treatment

• dynamic observation

• all of the above

Possible sign of eyeball contusion is:

• intraocular hypotension

• intraocular hypertension

• lens luxation

• all of the above

The intraocular foreign body should be removed:

• diasclerally

• through the flat part of the ciliary body

• the choice of access is individual

• through the wound canal

The differential sign of panophthalmitis and endophthalmitis is:

• moderate exophthalmos

• inflammatory edema of the eyelids, chemosis of the conjunctiva

• general intoxication

• lack of the vision