EYE
EAR
MEDS
TREATMENT/MANAGEMENT
100

loss of accommodation, presbyopia, loss of color perception, difficulty adapting to changes in light, decrease depth perception, decrease pupil size ,decrease secretions of the eye, cataracts, increase in floaters and decrease night vision

Normal age related changes of the eye

100

sound proof booth is used to test patients response to sounds with different pitches and volumes

Describe audiometry testing

100

cause pupil constriction

Miotics

100

 to prevent blindness

Most important reason for compliance of glaucoma treatment-

200

slow onset of blurred or hazy vision, foggy vision, profound glare and changes in color vision

Cataracts s/s

200

trauma, old age, ototoxic drugs, noise damage, childhood diseases, congenital defect or tumors

Cause for sensory neuro hearing loss

200

decrease aqueous humor production

Beta blocking agents

200

observe for foreign objects, use a most q tip or gauge to remove that object, flush eyes for 15-20 minutes if chemical burn, flush with saline is abrasion or laceration, do not remove penetrating objects, cover both eyes and transport to ed

Management for corneal injuries

300

begins as asymptomatic and than its a loss of color vision, blurred vision, distortion of lines and a loss of central vision

Macular degeneration s/s

300

 ringing in ears

What is tinnitus

300

decrease aqueous humor production

carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

300

avoid coughing or sneezing, antiemetics, no bending stooping or lifting, and reduce activity for 1-2wks

Nursing care post cataract removal

400

sudden loss of vision, floaters or flashing lights and veil or curtain like vision loss

s/s of detached retina

400

SAFETY

Priority nursing problem for meniere's disease

400

produce profound diuresis

Osmotic diuretics

500

Treatment for vertigo/ dizziness

antivert and dramamine