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1. Wash your hands thoroughly before touching your eye.
2. Start by holding the medicine bottle or eye drops container above your eye, but do not touch your eyelid or lashes with the tip of the bottle.
3. Gently pull down your lower eyelid to create a small pocket.
4. Look up towards the ceiling and squeeze the bottle or container to release the prescribed amount of medication or eye drops into the pocket formed by your lower eyelid.
5. Close your eye gently and blink a few times to distribute the medication or eye drops.
6. If you are using an ointment, apply a small strip of ointment along the inside of your lower eyelid, starting from the inner corner and moving towards the outer corner.
7. After applying the medication or eye drops, gently wipe away any excess with a clean tissue.
8. Make sure to follow the instructions provided by your doctor or healthcare professional, and never share your eye medication or drops with others.

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What is medical and surgical eye?

Medical and surgical eye refers to the documentation and reporting related to eye care services that involve both medical treatment and surgical interventions for eye conditions.

Who is required to file medical and surgical eye?

Healthcare providers, specifically ophthalmologists and certain optometrists who perform surgical procedures, are required to file medical and surgical eye documentation.

How to fill out medical and surgical eye?

To fill out medical and surgical eye documentation, providers must complete the designated forms accurately, including patient information, details of the procedures performed, diagnosis codes, and any other required information.

What is the purpose of medical and surgical eye?

The purpose of medical and surgical eye documentation is to ensure accurate reporting of eye care services for billing, compliance, and to track patient treatment outcomes.

What information must be reported on medical and surgical eye?

Information that must be reported includes patient demographics, procedure codes, diagnosis codes, date of service, and any relevant notes regarding the patient's condition.