A patient presents with acute appendicitis. What is NOT to be done?
AGive antibiotics
BDo primary survey
CPerform appendectomy
DCheck for visual acuity
Following injury to the right temple region, a patient complains of pain in the right eye and loss of vision. On examination, the eye movements are normal, and the pupil normally reacts to light. The affected eye shows increased intraocular pressure of 32 mmHg (normal: 10-21 mmHg), mild corneal edema, and a small hyphema visible in the anterior chamber. The diagnosis is
ATraumatic glaucoma
BOptic nerve atrophy
CSub-arachnoid haemorrhage
DFunctional loss of vision
All of the following are complications of traumatic hyphema except which of the following?
APupillary Block
BPosterior synechiae
CRebleeding
DCorneal Ulcer
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