Practical Ophthalmic Procedures Volume Three Teaching Set INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR EYE HEALTH © 2004 International Centre for Eye Health, London School.

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Practical Ophthalmic Procedures Volume Three Teaching Set INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR EYE HEALTH © 2004 International Centre for Eye Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Keppel Street, London, WC1E 7HT, UK. Supported by CBM International, Sight Savers International

This teaching set, the third volume in a series of four, is designed to equip the student with six ophthalmic skills. The contents are: Hot Spoon Bathing Tape correction for lower eyelid entropion Irrigation of the eye Management of an eye prosthesis/conformer Schirmer’s test Eyelid cleansing for blepharitis

Remember Before performing any eye procedure Wash your hands (and afterwards too) Position the patient comfortably with head supported Avoid distraction for yourself and the patient Ensure good lighting Always explain to the patient what you are going to do

1. Hot Spoon Bathing (1) Indications To aid absorption of eye medication, e.g., dilating drops To reduce inflammation To aid rupture of a cyst or stye To reduce pain and give comfort

2. Hot Spoon Bathing (2)

3. Hot Spoon Bathing (3)

4. Hot Spoon Bathing (4)

5. Tape Correction for Lower Lid Entropion (1) Indications To provide temporary correction of entropion: To relieve discomfort To avoid corneal abrasion caused by inturned eyelashes (trichiasis)

6. Tape Correction for Lower Lid Entropion (2)

7. Tape Correction for Lower Lid Entropion (3)

8. Tape Correction for Lower Lid Entropion (4)

9. Irrigation of the Eye (1) Indications To wash the eye thoroughly following alkali or acid burns To prevent corneal and conjunctival scarring To remove multiple foreign bodies from the eye

10. Irrigation of the Eye (2)

11. Irrigation of the Eye (3)

12. Irrigation of the Eye (4)

13. Management of an Eye Prosthesis or Conformer (1) Indications To give the patient a good cosmetic appearance To enable the patient to be self-caring following the removal of an eye To maintain socket volume (size and shape)

14. Management of an Eye Prosthesis or Conformer (2)

15. Management of an Eye Prosthesis or Conformer (3)

16. Management of an Eye Prosthesis or Conformer (4)

17. Schirmer’s Test (1) Indications To record measurement of tear secretion in patients with suspected 'dry eyes'

18. Schirmer’s Test (2)

19. Schirmer’s Test (3)

20. Schirmer’s Test (4)

21. Eyelid Cleaning for Blepharitis (1) Indications To keep the eyelid margins clean in a patient with chronic blepharitis To prevent recurrent infection of the eye

22. Eyelid Cleaning for Blepharitis (2)

23. Eyelid Cleaning for Blepharitis (3)

24. Eyelid Cleaning for Blepharitis (4)