Corneal Abrasion (“Scratched Eye”) | Causes, Signs & Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

The video tutorial discusses corneal abrasions, which are injuries to the cornea of the eye. It covers common causes such as trauma, foreign objects, and contact lens use, as well as risk factors like certain occupations and eye conditions. Symptoms include eye redness, pain, tearing, and photophobia. Diagnosis is typically done using fluorescein dye, and treatment often involves antibiotic eye drops. The video also highlights potential complications and emphasizes the importance of protective eyewear and proper contact lens care.

What is a corneal abrasion and how does it occur?

What are some common causes of corneal abrasions?

What role does tear production play in the risk of developing corneal abrasions?

What symptoms might a person experience if they have a corneal abrasion?

What are the potential complications that can arise from corneal abrasions?

How are corneal abrasions diagnosed?

What treatment options are available for corneal abrasions?