Which of the following best describes first aid care procedures for eye injuries from an impaled object?
A) remove the object, then bandage and dress the eye
B) secure a protective cone over the object with a thick dressing and bandage both eyes
C) stabilize the object by applying slight pressure with a heavy dressing
D) remove the object and apply direct pressure to control bleeding
Question 2
A loss of sensation over the eyebrow, profuse nasal discharge, and a paralysis of upward gaze are all signs and symptoms of:
A) ecchymosis.
B) progressing blindness.
C) eye socket fracture.
D) object in the eye.
The patient and his family meet with the nurse to discuss progress on the patient care plan.
Care must be taken in handling bodily fluids to prevent the transfer of infectious agents through co
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Health care setting.