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Objectives

  1. Describe eye anatomy relevant to glaucoma development.
  2. Identify the major risk factors associated with glaucoma.
  3. Compare and contrast the two principal types of glaucoma and explain their reasons for development.
  4. Explain the two major mechanisms by which drugs reduce intraocular pressure.
  5. Describe the nurse’s role in the pharmacological management of eye and ear disorders.
  6. Identify examples of drugs for treating glaucoma and explain their basic actions and adverse effects.
  7. Identify examples of drugs that dilate or constrict pupils, relax ciliary muscles, constrict ocular blood vessels, or moisten eye membranes.
  8. Identify examples of drugs for treating ear conditions.
  9. Use the Nursing Process to care for clients who are receiving drug therapy for eye and ear disorders.





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