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Why should you place eye drops in the lower conjunctival sac?
Placing eye drops in the lower conjunctival sac helps to ensure that the medication comes into contact with the cornea and gets absorbed effectively. This method also minimizes wastage and reduces the risk of contamination.
What is an conjunctival sac?
The conjunctival sac is the small space between the eyeball and the eyelid. You would access this space, such as for the purpose of adding an eye-drop or ophthalmic ointment by pulling down your lower eyelid, which reveals the space known as the conjunctival sac.
What is the capacity for holding water when air temperature drops?
It is lower then for Warmer air
What is the waterfall?
A waterfall happens when a flow of water suddenly drops to a lower level.
Is carbonic acid lower in the pulmonary vein?
Yes - it drops as CO2 is removed.
What makes Oil pressure drops when ac goes on?
the ac slows the engine, the lower idle causes the lower oil pressure
When shooting to and elevated green should you use a lower number club than normal?
No, you still want to get as much lift as possible so that the ball drops on the green. Lower numbered club may put too muchspeed on the ball to stop it on the green.
What is the name of the hole food drops through to stomach?
The lower esophageal sphincter which is part of the esophagus.
Why are eye drops used sometimes after eye surgery?
Some patients will be required to instill eye drops for a number of weeks after surgery to prevent infection, pain, and to lessen inflammation. Eye drops also are used to lower intraocular pressure.
Does the owl drop its upper or lower eyelid to wink?
The owl drops its upper eyelid to wink, as it does not have a lower eyelid like humans do. This gives the appearance of a wink when the owl blinks.
Can you put sand in your pond?
You can but with my experience it will lower your pH,my pH was at 7.8 then i add sand it drops to 7.
When instilling eye drops the ma should?
When instilling eye drops, the medical assistant (MA) should first wash their hands to ensure cleanliness. They should then gently pull down the lower eyelid to create a pocket for the drop and instruct the patient to look up. After administering the drop, the MA should advise the patient to close their eyes gently for a moment and apply gentle pressure to the inner corner of the eye to prevent drainage. Finally, they should ensure the patient understands any post-administration instructions.
