Eyes nursing school

One of the first signs of drug use is noticeable changes to the eyes (bloodshot, dilated pupils, etc.). If you suspect a loved one might be using, learn how to observe the shape, size, and appearance of their eyes to determine the possible cause, and help bring them one step closer to treatment and a better life.

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NHA-009: Eyes Abbreviation Nursing Mnemonics & Tips

This is medical treatment for UVEITIC glaucoma in addition o controlling inflammation with corticosteroids, cycloplegics, T-cell suppressors, and cytotoxic agents. Miotics are generally avoided since they can further break down the blood-aqeuous barrier.

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Glaucoma nursing study sheet

👁️ 🔦 Pupil assessments may seem extra but I do one with most of my patients! Be sure to: 🔹 Measure pupil size and shape 🔹 Check for reactivity to light 🔹 Recognize normal vs. abnormal findings (e.g., anisocoria) 🔹 Understand implications like increased intracranial pressure 🔹 Detect early signs of neurological disorders #NursingStudents #PupilAssessment #healthcarenotes #NursingSkills