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This document provides an overview of common eye conditions that may present to primary care physicians with a red eye. It describes symptoms, signs, and recommended treatments or referrals for various conditions including blepharitis, viral and bacterial conjunctivitis, subconjunctival hemorrhage, corneal abrasion, hyphema, contact lens overwear, corneal ulcers, and herpes simplex and herpes zoster ophthalmicus. Examinations and tools for properly evaluating the eye are also outlined.
Introduction to caring for red eye conditions, emphasizing the importance of ophthalmology consultations.Detailed anatomy and necessary patient history for a comprehensive eye exam, including demographics, complaints, and past ocular/systemic history. List of essential tools used in eye examinations such as acuity charts, ophthalmoscopes, and tonometry devices.
Common eyelid condition presenting symptoms and types of blepharitis, including treatment options like lid hygiene and artificial tears.
































































