A patient with an eye injury requires an ocular examination to detect the presence of a foreign body. Which drug would a health care provider expect to be of most use in this examination?

a. Rose bengal
b. Fluorocaine
c. Fluorexon
d. Isoflurophate


ANS: B
Fluoracaine, a combination of fluorescein and proparacaine, is used to facilitate removal of for-eign bodies from the eye.

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