1.	What would your next step be for a patient you suspect has a diagnosis of acute angle glaucoma?

For a patient that a practitioner suspects having an acute angle glaucoma, an immediate referral for a complete ophthalmic examination to an ophthalmologist should be performed. Permanent visual loss occurs within 2 to 5 days if the condition is not treated. Treatment includes peripheral iridectomy or laser iridotomy. The use an osmotic diuretic IV or orally and miotic eye drops may be used to

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