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    Once a Foreign Body Has Been Removed from the Cornea
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Once a Foreign Body Has Been Removed from the Cornea

Question 30

Question 30

Multiple Choice

Once a foreign body has been removed from the cornea, what must be applied over the eye?


A) Eye patch
B) Ice
C) Cotton ball
D) A hand

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