Eye - California Department of Industrial Relations
Eye Disorders
Effective Date: April 1, 2017
Contributors
Editor-in-Chief:
Kurt T. Hegmann, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACP
Evidence-based Practice Eye Panel Chair:
Bernard R. Blais, MD, FAAO, FACOEM, FACS
Evidence-based Practice Eye Panel Members:
Panel members represent expertise in ophthalmology, optometry, occupational medicine, medical
toxicology (preventive medicine), and law. Identities are blinded for external peer-review.
Methodology Committee Consultant:
Kurt T. Hegmann, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACP
Research Conducted By:
Kurt T. Hegmann, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACP
Jeremy J. Biggs, MD MSPH
Kristine Hegmann, MSPH, CIC
Matthew A. Hughes, MD, MPH
Matthew S. Thiese, PhD, MSPH
Ulrike Ott, PhD, MSPH
Atim C. Effiong, MPH
Brenden Ronna
Leslie Cepeda Echeverria
Dillon Fix
Austen James Knudson
Jeremiah Lafayette Dortch
Zachary Cooper Arnold
Alzina Koric
Ninoska De Jesus
Katherine Anne Schwei
Louise Juliet
Specialty Society and Society Representative Listing:
ACOEM acknowledges the following organizations and their representatives who served as reviewers of the
¡°Eye Disorders Guideline.¡± Their contributions are greatly appreciated. By listing the following individuals or
organizations, it does not infer that these individuals or organizations support or endorse the eye treatment
guidelines developed by ACOEM. An additional organization wished to remain anonymous.
American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
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Kim Olszewski, DNP, CRNP, COHN-S/CM, FAAOHN
American College of Emergency Physicians
Charles J. Gerardo, MD, MHS
Richard D. Shih, MD
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Table of Contents
Summary of Recommendations......................................................................................................................... 5
Overview ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Definitions ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Impact .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Risk and Causation ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
General Approach and Basic Principles............................................................................................................ 12
Initial Care ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
Initial Assessment ............................................................................................................................................ 15
Presenting Symptoms .................................................................................................................................................... 15
History ............................................................................................................................................................................ 15
Red Flags ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Examination ................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Diagnostic Approach ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Special Studies and Diagnostic and Treatment Considerations ..................................................................................... 21
Diagnostic Criteria .......................................................................................................................................................... 22
Management Approach ................................................................................................................................... 24
Follow-up Visits .............................................................................................................................................................. 24
Screening and Diagnostic Recommendations .................................................................................................. 25
Vision Screening ............................................................................................................................................................. 25
Color Vision Testing........................................................................................................................................................ 26
Peripheral Vision Testing................................................................................................................................................ 28
Depth Perception ........................................................................................................................................................... 29
Foreign Bodies, Rust Rings, and Corneal Abrasions ......................................................................................... 32
Related Terms ................................................................................................................................................................ 32
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 32
Risk and Causation ......................................................................................................................................................... 32
Signs and Symptoms ...................................................................................................................................................... 33
Red Flags ........................................................................................................................................................................ 33
Job Analysis and Prevention ........................................................................................................................................... 33
Diagnosis ........................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Diagnostic Recommendations ........................................................................................................................................ 38
Treatment Recommendations ....................................................................................................................................... 45
Follow-Up Visits ............................................................................................................................................................. 61
Traumatic Injuries ............................................................................................................................................ 61
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 61
Infections and Corneal Ulcers .......................................................................................................................... 65
Related Terms ................................................................................................................................................................ 65
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 65
Risk and Causation ......................................................................................................................................................... 65
Signs and Symptoms ...................................................................................................................................................... 66
Red Flags ........................................................................................................................................................................ 66
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Diagnosis ........................................................................................................................................................................ 67
Diagnostic Recommendations ........................................................................................................................................ 69
Treatment ...................................................................................................................................................................... 71
Blepharoconjunctivitis ..................................................................................................................................... 78
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 78
Treatment Recommendations ....................................................................................................................................... 78
Allergic Disorders ............................................................................................................................................. 80
Related Terms ................................................................................................................................................................ 80
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 80
Risk and Causation ......................................................................................................................................................... 80
Signs and Symptoms ...................................................................................................................................................... 81
Red Flags ........................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Diagnosis ........................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Treatment ...................................................................................................................................................................... 84
Keratoconjunctivitis ......................................................................................................................................... 91
Chemical Burns ................................................................................................................................................ 91
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 91
Prevention ...................................................................................................................................................................... 91
Education ....................................................................................................................................................................... 91
Treatment Recommendations ....................................................................................................................................... 91
Thermal Burns .................................................................................................................................................. 99
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 99
Treatment Recommendations ..................................................................................................................................... 100
Pterygium ....................................................................................................................................................... 108
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................... 108
Treatment Recommendations ..................................................................................................................................... 108
References ..................................................................................................................................................... 112
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Summary of Recommendations
Test/Procedure/Treatment
Details
Recommendation
Adenovirus Screening, Routine Use for Infectious
Conjunctivitis
Not Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Adenovirus Screening, Select Patients for
Infectious Conjunctivitis
Recommended, Evidence (C)
Topical Anesthetics for Corneal Abrasions, Rust
Rings, and Foreign Bodies
Moderately Recommended, Evidence (B)
Antibiotics for Bacterial Conjunctivitis and Bacterial
Infections Complicating Corneal Ulcers
Moderately Recommended, Evidence (B)
Antibiotics for Blepharoconjunctivitis
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Antibiotics for Viral Conjunctivitis
Not Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Prophylactic Ophthalmic Antibiotics for Organic
Matter Injuries
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Prophylactic Ophthalmic Antibiotics for Simple
Corneal Abrasion, Rust Rings, and Foreign Bodies
No Recommendation, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Antifungal Medications for Fungal Conjunctivitis
and Fungal Infections Complicating Corneal Ulcers
Recommended, Evidence (C)
Prophylactic Ophthalmic Antifungals for Routine
Prophylaxis of Simple Corneal Abrasions, Rust
Rings, and Foreign Bodies
Not Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
High Molecular Weight Specific Antigens
Strongly Recommended, Evidence (A)
Low Molecular Weight Specific Antigens
Not Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Antihistamine and/or Mast Cell Stabilization
Medications for Allergic Diseases
Strongly Recommended, Evidence (A)
Artificial Tears or Lubrication for Chemical Ocular
Burns
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Artificial Tears or Lubrication for Extensive Corneal
Abrasions, Rust Rings, and Foreign Bodies
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Artificial Tears or Lubrication for Thermal Ocular
Burns
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Computed Tomography
CT for Evaluation of Ocular Foreign Body and
Possible Orbital Fracture
Recommended, Insufficient Evidence (I)
Contact Lenses
Therapeutic Contact Lens for Corneal Abrasions,
Rust Rings, and Foreign Bodies
Not Recommended, Evidence (C)
Depth Perception Screening for Periodic
Surveillance Examinations
Recommended, Evidence (I)
Depth Perception Screening for Preplacement
Examinations
Recommended, Evidence (I)
Depth Perception Screening for Select Post-injury
Examinations
Recommended, Evidence (I)
Depth Perception Screening for Select
Postoperative Examinations
Recommended, Evidence (I)
Adenovirus Screening
Anesthetics, Topical
Antibiotics
Antifungals
Antigens
Antihistamines
Artificial Tears
Depth Perception
Screening
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