45. A 26-year-old male patient was presented to an ophthalmic clinic with compliant of burning pain on his eye for two days. On physical examination; the patient was unable to open the eye and has purulent discharge and lymphadenopathy. What is the most likely type of conjunctivitis the patient developed? (A) Viral (C) Allergic (B) Toxic (D) Bacterial 46. A 24-year-old male patient came to a health center with complaints of itching foreign body and burning sensation of both eyes. The patient reported exudates in the morning, purulent in nature that even makes difficult to open eyes The patient is worried about his condition. What is the priority nursing diagnosis for this patient? (A) Anxiety (C) Impaired mucosal lining (B) Acute pain (D) Disturbed sensory perception 7. A 47-year-old patient was presented to ophthalmic clinic with complaints of difficulty of reading and blurred vision Ophthalmoscopic examination and tonometry revealed significant opacity and increased intra-ocular pressure. What is the most appropriate management for this patient? (A) Surgery (C) Eye irrigation (B) Antibiotics (D) Corrective eyeglasses

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45. A 26-year-old male patient was presented to an ophthalmic clinic with compliant of burning pain on his eye for two days. On physical examination; the patient was unable to open the eye and has purulent discharge and lymphadenopathy. What is the most likely type of conjunctivitis the patient developed? (A) Viral (C) Allergic (B) Toxic (D) Bacterial 46. A 24-year-old male patient came to a health center with complaints of itching foreign body and burning sensation of both eyes. The patient reported exudates in the morning, purulent in nature that even makes difficult to open eyes The patient is worried about his condition. What is the priority nursing diagnosis for this patient? (A) Anxiety (C) Impaired mucosal lining (B) Acute pain (D) Disturbed sensory perception 7. A 47-year-old patient was presented to ophthalmic clinic with complaints of difficulty of reading and blurred vision Ophthalmoscopic examination and tonometry revealed significant opacity and increased intra-ocular pressure. What is the most appropriate management for this patient? (A) Surgery (C) Eye irrigation (B) Antibiotics (D) Corrective eyeglasses

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45. The most likely type of conjunctivitis the patient developed is (D) Bacterial. The symptoms of burning pain, purulent discharge, and lymphadenopathy are indicative of a bacterial infection.46. The priority nursing diagnosis for this patient is (A) Anxiety. The patient's symptoms and difficulty in opening his eyes due to purulent discharge indicate a high level of anxiety and concern about his condition.47. The most appropriate management for this patient is (A) Surgery. The significant opacity and increased intra-ocular pressure are indicative of glaucoma, which requires surgical intervention to lower the intra-ocular pressure and prevent further vision loss.

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