Eye injuries, classification and treatment, eye burns, emergency care, complications of penetrating wounds of the eye

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  1. 2. Injury in which a foreign object enters the eyeball.
  2. 4. Protective covering placed over an injured eye.
  3. 5. Instrument used to examine the inside of the eye.
  4. 6. Separation of the retina from its underlying tissue.
  5. 7. Emergency condition involving increased pressure inside the eye.
  6. 10. First step in managing chemical eye burns.
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  1. 1. Injury caused by a blunt object to the eye.
  2. 3. Infection inside the eye following penetrating injury.
  3. 8. Common complication of penetrating eye injuries causing inflammation.
  4. 9. Chemical commonly responsible for severe eye burns.