… is an essential component in the management of critically ill patients. Standardized eye
care can prevent corneal complications in ventilated patients. …

… Implementing of protocolized eye care such as nurse-led eye care protocol can … Protocolized
eye care prevents corneal complications in ventilated patients in a medical intensive care …

… Protocolized eye care prevents corneal complications in ventilated patients in a medical
intensive care unit. Saudi Journal of Anesthesia. Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Page: 33-36. …

… ventilation, implementing eye care protocols is essential and reduces the incidence of eye
complications and prevents … of eye care protocol reduced the incidence of corneal ulcers in …

… is necessary to prevent corneal injury and subsequent eye complications in critically ill …
As a recommendation, we suggest that nurses follow an eye care protocol including eye gel …

… study when a patient was identified requiring further eye care, we … stromal whitening and
scarring or non-resolving corneal … in mechanically ventilated patients, the eye care protocol was …

… of the cornea—most often a superficial corneal abrasion (… daily care for intubated, mechanically
ventilated patients is a … of eye care were used alternately depending on the patient’s …

… [16] Azfar, MF, Khan, MF, and Alzeer, AH, Protocolized eye care prevents corneal
complications in ventilated patients in a medical intensive care unit, Saudi Journal of Anaesthesia, …

… may prevent the development of life-threatening GI complications. … to evaluate protocolized
GB US examination in medical decision-… in critically ill patients under mechanical ventilation …

… the most effective interventions to prevent corneal injuries. … eye problems, assessment,
prevention, and treatment of eye … develop an eye care protocol, including eye gel lubrication, for 4 …