A 28 year old landscaper has grass and dirt particles in both eyes after using a leaf blower without eye protection. the patient is insignificant distress with tearing in photophobia. visual acuity is 2040 in the right eye and 2050 in the left eye. there is no obvious penetrating injury in the patient’s only medical history is controlled asthma. place the following irrigation techniques in order from least effective to most effective for this clinical scenario: brief splash of water from a water bottle, periodic squirts of saline from a 10 milliliter syringe, morgan Len’s irrigation system with at least one liter of normal saline per I, continuous irrigation using nasal cannula connected to IV tubing positioned over the bridge of the nose while supine with towels collecting runoff
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