- is an inflammation of the uveal tract which consists of iris, ciliary body and choroids
Causes
- May develop following eye trauma or surgery
- In association with disease which affect other organs such as ankylosing spondylitis, sarcaidosis and wide spread infections
Symptoms
- Blurred vision
- Eye pain
- Photophobia
- Eye appears red and congested
- Pupils react poorly to light
Medical management
- Oral and topical antibiotics
- Mydriatic eye drops such as atropine – to relieve discomfort caused by contraction of the ciliary muscles
- Antibiotic eye drops
- Analgesics for pain
- Sunglasses reduce the discomfort of photophobia
Nursing Management
- Instruct the client on the medication regimen and drug administration technique and stress compliance to therapy
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