_____ system is used for the classification of chemical injuries to the eye.
_____ is seen initially in blow-out fractures due to orbital edema and hemorrhage.
Traumatic scleral rupture usually occurs at _____ on the opposite side of the impact
_____ is seen after 10 days in blow-out fractures as the edema decreases, the eyeball sinks backward and somewhat inferiorly
Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and _____ ring

Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an example of _____ non-suppurative uveitis, seen usually following intraocular surgery or penetrating trauma.
Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and vossius ring
The _____nasal limbus is the most common site of globe rupture.
Hint: i/s
Restricted ocular movements, due to entrapment of _____ muscle may occur with zygoma # and may cause diplopia
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