ATTR 1100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Blurred Vision, Hematoma, Nasal Septum Deviation
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Movement of the eye superiorly, inferiorly, externally, internally and obliquely. Size of the pupil and shape of the lens. Cartilage that divides the nose into left and right sides. What type of air should athletes with asthma and uris breathe. Is the only moveable bone in the face. The face have many blood vessels close to the surface of the skin. Capped with enamel which protects against tooth decay. Soft portion of the tooth containing the nerve and blood supply. Crusting matter along the corner of the lid and eye. Should refrain from contact with others until no longer contagious. Poked in the eye with a foreign object. Patch the eye for 24 hours and apply antibiotic drops. Blood pooling in the anterior portion of the eye. Athlete will complain of an inability to see and pain. May see blood in eye, develops within 2 hours. Cover both eyes and refer to a physician.
