Accident Prone: Trimming Trees & Picking Up Hedge Clippers

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The forum discussion centers on a member, Evo, who experienced an eye injury from a tree branch while trimming trees and expressed reluctance to seek immediate medical attention. Despite initial bleeding stopping, fellow members strongly advised Evo to visit the emergency room due to the risk of a foreign object or infection, emphasizing the importance of timely medical intervention for eye injuries. The conversation highlighted the potential severity of untreated eye injuries, including the risk of blindness, and the necessity of consulting an ophthalmologist for proper care.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic first aid principles for eye injuries
  • Knowledge of the roles of ophthalmologists versus optometrists
  • Awareness of potential complications from foreign objects in the eye
  • Familiarity with safety equipment, such as safety goggles
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  • Research the symptoms and treatment options for scratched corneas
  • Learn about the importance of immediate care for eye injuries
  • Investigate the differences between ophthalmologists and optometrists
  • Explore safety measures for home improvement tasks involving sharp tools
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This discussion is beneficial for anyone involved in DIY home improvement projects, particularly those using sharp tools, as well as individuals interested in understanding the importance of eye safety and the medical response to eye injuries.

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Maybe something like this?
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Math Is Hard said:
Haw! That almost looks like a Victoria's Secret thong! :biggrin:

OK! So, I'm not the best artist! Give me a break!:biggrin:
 

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