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FIRST AID. Irrigation of chemical injury. ​ Reason to irrigate: – ​ to remove chemical. – ​ to remove foreign body and dust. use: – ​ clean water. – ​

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1 FIRST AID

2 Irrigation of chemical injury. ​ Reason to irrigate: – ​ to remove chemical. – ​ to remove foreign body and dust. use: – ​ clean water. – ​ cup or any untesil. – ​ cloth/gauze – ​ chair or bed 6/28/20162Child Eye Project

3 ​ How to irrigate- – ​ child should sit or lay andbturn to the side of injured eye and open both eyes. – ​ put a cloth /gauze under the face – ​ pour water on injured eye use cup or use running tap water. –continue for 1/2 hour. –it is important to wash inside eyelids. –child should look up,down,left,and right 3Child Eye Project

4 eye shield use to protect injured eye during transport. i: hard paper glu/Plaster pair of scissor 6/28/20164Child Eye Project

5 eye pad use: cover eyelids for faster healing. patient to feel comfortable. gauze Plaster scissors 5Child Eye Project

6 ​ make sure the eye is closed before applying eye pad.because if touch cornea it bring more harm. ​ analgesic. ​ do not pad perforated eye. 6/28/20166Child Eye Project

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