[Medication1] are contraindicated in ACG (angle-closure glau…
[Medication1] are contraindicated in ACG (angle-closure glaucoma) because they can cause an acute episode of [reaction1] intraocular pressure by [reaction2] the pupil and pushing the iris back. This blocks the outflow of aqueous humor. [Medication2] can be given to patients with ACG because they [reaction3] the pupil, which pulls the iris away from the drainage canal. This allows the aqueous fluid to flow freely.
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You’re providing care to a patient who just had glaucoma surgery. The patient is alert and oriented. Vital signs are: heart rate 82 bpm, blood pressure 110/80, oxygen saturation 97% on room air, respiratory rate 18, and pain rating of 2 on 1-10 scale. Which patient finding below requires you to notify the physician?
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