A loss of sensation over the eyebrow, profuse nasal discharge, and a paralysis of upward gaze are ...

A loss of sensation over the eyebrow, profuse nasal discharge, and a paralysis of upward gaze are all signs and symptoms of:
 
  A) ecchymosis.
  B) progressing blindness.
  C) eye socket fracture.
  D) object in the eye.

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If you suspect injury to the eyeball from an eye socket fracture you should:
 
  A) use ice packs on the injured eye.
  B) keep the victim in sitting position.
  C) keep the victim in supine position.
  D) use heat packs on the injured eye.

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If you see a pear-shaped eyeball or blood in the front chamber of the eye, you would suspect injury to the:
 
  A) eye socket.
  B) eyeball.
  C) conjunctiva.
  D) cornea.

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In which eye-emergency situation should you activate the EMS system?
 
  A) dirt in the eye
  B) injury to the eyeball
  C) dust in the eye
  D) sand in the eye

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In treating injuries to the eyeball you should:
 
  A) apply light pressure with a light sterile dressing to the injured eye.
  B) patch only the injured eye.
  C) keep the victim in sitting position.
  D) patch both eyes.