The 2019 National EMS Scope of Practice requires in its Skill Set that paramedics be trained in the use of the Morgan Lens. Click here to read. It is our hope that you will not just be trained, but will actually use the lens when the need arises.
Experts universally agree that the sooner eye irrigation is started, the better the prognosis. Using the Morgan Lens at the scene of the accident will allow you to accomplish this. In addition, when you use the Morgan Lens, your hands are free to treat other injuries the victim may have or to treat other patients.
Finally, transporting the patient while irrigation is underway is simple with the Morgan Lens, something that may otherwise be impossible in a moving vehicle or aircraft.
Why is the Morgan Lens ideal for EMS operations?
What materials are needed for irrigating with the Morgan Lens?
Is a topical ocular anesthetic required when using the Morgan Lens?
When should the Morgan Lens be used?
What are the contraindications for the Morgan Lens?
How do I get trained?
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Why should I consider ocular irrigation following a motor vehicle accident?