CDM Final Exam With Complete Questions & Answers(Graded A+)

Do corneal abrasions require an antibiotic? - ANSWERSDepends on size (large yes, small no) What would you use for a CL wearer with a large corneal abrasion? - ANSWERSCiloxin (ciprofloxacin) For the CL wearer with a large corneal abrasion, what can you add to the antibiotic for treatment? (2) - ANSWERS1. Homatropine for comfort 2. Tobramycin ung for antibiotic coverage and lubrication at night If your patient has a large corneal abrasion, when should you see them back? - ANSWERS1 day If your patient has a small abrasion only treated with lubrication, when should you see them back? - ANSWERS1 week Initial treatment for corneal abrasion OS. VA: 20/50 sc PHNI. Staining shows no pooling under epithelium. - ANSWERS1. Ocuflox oph soln 1gtt q 2 hours x 2 days -- QID x 5 days 2. Homatropine 2% q morning 3. Tobramycin ung QHS Would you use a bandage CL? - ANSWERSYes Causes of infectious corneal ulcers (4) - ANSWERS1. Bacterial 2. Fungal 3. Acanthamoeba 4. Herpes Simplex