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Facility Management Guidelines Emergency Department Princess Margaret Hospital / / IndustryTerm magnesium oxide solution / metal / chemical / Chemical injuries / / MedicalCondition unequal refractive error / glaucoma / retinal breaks / photophobia / small pupils / muscle injury / epiphora / eg acute iritis / scleral lacerations / alkali injuries / pus / lid deformity / Lid lacerations / lens dislocation / Minor caustic injury / SPECIFIC EYE INJURIES / acid injury / iridocyclitis / Pre-existing eye abnormalities / retinal injury / optic nerve injuries / optic nerve dysfunction / lacrimal duct injury / rare associated compressive optic neuropathy / injury / disorder / eye injury / lacerations / concurrent herpes infection / non-accidental injury / globe injury / Severe caustic injury / Conjunctival lacerations / basal skull fractures / corneal lacerations / chemical injuries / permanent amblyopia / small penetrating injuries / tense proptosis / Lens subluxation / keratitis / nerve injury / cataracts / rd Mydriasis / emphysema / corneal scar / blepharospasm / Minor lacerations / contraction / proptosis / UV keratitis / vomiting / amblyopia / pain / certain inflammatory conditions / Post-traumatic iritis / orbital cellulitis / eye pain / further injury / strabismus / hypotonia / fungal infection / refractive error / diplopia / corneal opacity / ciliary spasm / cataract / abnormal movement / / MedicalTreatment antibiotics / bed rest / drainage / cannula / First aid / / Organization Emergency Department / Management Guidelines Emergency Department Princess Margaret Hospital for Children Perth / / Person Marcus Gunn / / Position welder / / Product Ofloxacin / Tropicamide / Neosporin / atropine / Ciprofloxacin / chloramphenicol / Cyclopentolate hydrochloride / / Region Western Australia / / Technology X-ray / /
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Management Guidelines Emergency Department Princess Margaret Hospital for Children Perth, Western Australia Last reviewed January 2011 Dr Kate Bradman