The nurse will teach the client the aspects of self-care related to this disorder in the correct options are B, D, E to cure conjunctivitis.
What is conjunctivitis?
- An inflammation or infection of the clear membrane (conjunctiva), which borders your eyelid and covers the white portion of your eyeball, causes pink eye (conjunctivitis).
- The conjunctiva's tiny blood vessels become more apparent when they are irritated.
- Your eyes' whites seem reddish or pink because of this.
Symptoms -
- Pink or red color in the white of the eye(s)
- Swelling of the conjunctiva (the thin layer that lines the white part of the eye and the inside of the eyelid) and/or eyelids.
- Increased tear production.
- Feeling like a foreign body is in the eye(s) or an urge to rub the eye(s)
- Itching, irritation, and/or burning.
What is the fastest way to cure conjunctivitis?
- If you're having bacterial pink eye symptoms, the fastest way to treat them is to see your doctor.
- Your doctor can prescribe antibiotic eye drops.
- According to a review from the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, using antibiotic eyedrops can shorten the duration of pink eye.
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The nurse is giving instructions to a client who has been diagnosed with viral conjunctivitis. The nurse will teach the client which aspects of self-care related to this disorder? Select all that apply.
A. Place cool soaks on your eye each morning to remove purulent drainage.
B. Do not wear contact lenses until there is no more inflammation.
C. Stay at home for the first 24 hours.
D. Wash hands before touching eyes and frequently during the day.
E. Do not use the same towels or washcloths as other members of the family.
Answer:
Explanation:
Inflammation plays a very important role in atherosclerosis progression, due to the fact that it separates and identifies the stage of the plaque. Stable plaques are characterized by a chronic inflammatory infiltrate, while on the other hand vulnerable and ruptured plaques are represented by an ongoing inflammation which causes the fibrous cap to thin out and may lead to that plaque rupturing.
