If you suspect a patient has a III nerve palsy, what should your treatment of this patient include?
A. Refer urgently to eye casualty
B. Refer routinely to ophthalmologist
C. Full blood work up with GP and advise this should improve and resolve on its own
D. Do nothing
Answer:C
If you suspect a patient has a III nerve palsy, what should your treatment of this patient include?
A. Refer urgently to eye casualty B. Refer routinely to ophthalmologist C. Full blood work up with GP and advise this should improve and resolve on its own D. Do nothing