Frequent washing and hot foments

Eye bandage is essential.

Local antibiotic eye drops are used.

Local antibiotic eye ointment may be used at night

Intestinal parasites

Staphylococcus

Pollens

Tuberculoprotein

It is self-limiting in 14 days

It is usually noncontagious.

One of the causes of follicular conjunctivitis.

Characterized by enlarged tender preauricular lymph nodes

Allergic conjunctivitis

Acute bacterial conjunctivitis

Dry eye

Viral conjunctivitis

Hot compresses

Antibiotics

Cycloplegics

Antihistaminics

Viral conjunctivitis

Allergic conjunctivitis

Phlyctenular conjunctivitis

Angular conjunctivitis

Purulent

Mucopurulent

Watery

Mucoid

Pseudomonas

Streptococcus viridans

Gonococci

Staphylococcus aureus

Vancomycin

Ceftazidine

Latanoprost

Fluconazole

Endophthalmitis

Anterior uveitis

Secondary glaucoma

Scleritis

It is more common in contact lens wearer

It is accompanied with profound pain

Treatment is needed for two weeks

Radial perineuritis is a pathognomonic sign.

The optic nerve

The oculomotor nerve

The trigeminal nerve

The facial nerve

Inflammation of superficial layers of the cornea.

Discontinuity of superficial layers of corneal epithelium.

Disturbance of corneal clarity.

Multiple dot-like superficial defects.

Cycloplegics are never used in bacterial keratitis,

Bacterial keratitis is always associated with corneal ulcer

Topical antibiotics should not be used before results of culture and sensitivity.

Xerosis is a predisposing factor

Trauma by a wooden material is a common factor.

Corneal perforation is common.

Acanthamoeba is a common causative agent.

Commonly associated with corneal vascularization.

Loss of corneal tissue.

Infiltration of the cornea.

Loss of corneal epithelium.

Loss of corneal epithelium involving stroma.

Regular in shape.

Caused by bacterial infection.

Increased corneal sensation

Recurrent epithelial keratitis.