How to deal with an infected eye of someone?
1. Do not rub the eye of the injured person, wash your hand before examining the eye and sitting in a well lit place.
2. Examine the patient's eye by pulling the lower eyelid down and asking the patient to look up. Perform for adverse to the top Eyelid.
3. Hold the upper eyelid and examine the injured eye while it is looking down.
4. If you find that the body is dissolved in the eyeball, cover the eye with a sterile bandage or clean cloth and do not try to remove it yourself.
5. If the body is large in size so that the eye can not be closed, cover with a paper cup attached to the forehead and cheek, and then seek immediate medical assistance immediately
6. If the body is floating on the tear membrane or on the surface of the eye, you may be able to remove it manually.
7. If you have successfully removed the UFO, wash the eye with a special liquid to clean the eye or water.
8. Continuing pain or vision problems or redness, go to the Emergency Medical Assistance Center.
1. Do not rub the eye of the injured person, wash your hand before examining the eye and sitting in a well lit place.
2. Examine the patient's eye by pulling the lower eyelid down and asking the patient to look up. Perform for adverse to the top Eyelid.
3. Hold the upper eyelid and examine the injured eye while it is looking down.
4. If you find that the body is dissolved in the eyeball, cover the eye with a sterile bandage or clean cloth and do not try to remove it yourself.
5. If the body is large in size so that the eye can not be closed, cover with a paper cup attached to the forehead and cheek, and then seek immediate medical assistance immediately
6. If the body is floating on the tear membrane or on the surface of the eye, you may be able to remove it manually.
7. If you have successfully removed the UFO, wash the eye with a special liquid to clean the eye or water.
8. Continuing pain or vision problems or redness, go to the Emergency Medical Assistance Center.