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Increased intraocular pressure is a sign of what eye condition?
 
  1. Dry eye
  2. Dilating pupil
  3. Cataract
  4. Glaucoma

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The nurse explains to the patient the procedure she will use to apply a wet dressing to his open wound. The nurse will use what solution?
 
  1. Salicylic acid
  2. Colloidal bath
  3. Burow solution
  4. Urea



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Answer to Question 1

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Increased intraocular pressure is a sign of glaucoma and results from either excess production or reduced outflow of aqueous humor.

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Burow solution is used for open wet dressings in inflammatory conditions of the skin.





 

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