Ophthalmology Objectives Review eye anatomy and surrounding structures
Ophthalmology
Objectives Review eye anatomy and surrounding structures Understanding of Common eye surgeries Familiarity with ophthalmic surgical equipment Name the nursing considerations for the Ophthalmic surgical patient.
History
Anatomy
Anesthesia Sedation Topical Anesthetic drops Retrobulbar block- sensory and motor
Common Extraocular Procedures Ptosis- Correction of drooping upper eyelid Can be done from outside or inside the eyelid
Extraocular Procedures ctd Blepharoplasty- Removal of orbital Fat pad
Extraocular Procedures ctd Lacrimal duct dilation Dacryocystectomy Dacryocysorhinostomy
Extraocular Procedures ctd Corneal transplant ( keratoplasty) Partial (lamellar) or penetrating (full thickness)
Intraocular Procedures Cataract Removal and replacement with intraocular lens implant https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=aoh. AHNYp. AOs
Intraocular ctd Anterior Vitrectomy
Intraocular ctd Repair detached retina
Nursing Considerations Patients Eye should void prior to surgery. bed Awake patients getting oxygen via NRB or nasal cannula + cautery = fire risk. Check implants prior to procedure and confirm with MD Lenses should be soaked in sterile saline to protect from particles in the air Don’t touch business end of instruments IOP precautions post-op Steroids for inflammation abx drops
Equipment
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