Based on patient mechanism/history
Possible high impact metal (e.g. hammering, use power tools, projectile weapons, metal-on-metal impacts, or high-impact trauma)
Eye exam
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies
CT orbit
Non-high impact metal history (vegetation, dirt, dust)
Eye exam only
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies
Eye exam
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies
CT orbit
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies
Eye exam only
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies
Slit lamp exam with fluorescein
Intraocular pressure
Extensive<unk>  exam with lid eversion or sweep to check for subtarsal<unk>  bodies<unk>  ultrasound in setting of open globe injury
Plain films only detect 40% of IOFB (intra-ocular<unk>  bodies), so generally not obtained
Ocular foreign body
Acute
Nasolacrimal duct obstruction
Caustic keratoconjunctivitis^^
Orbital cellulitis
Conjunctival hemorrhage
Corneal ulcer
Conjunctival laceration