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b Complete the following summary with NOT MORE THAN TWO WORDS.

Having too much vitreous humor in one of her eyes causing her to suffer from glaucoma when it

is not well treated which will eventually damage the ________________of her eye. Before the
surgery, it is advisable for her to stop consuming _______and_______ in addition to having a

discussion with the surgeon about the medicine she is taking. In the day of the surgery, she is going
to have several procedures to take. After being cleaned using an_____________, her eye will be

anesthetized. The next step is keeping the eye open using an eyelid speculum while a protective

covering is placed over the eye not being operated on. Small cut is made by the surgeon using
forces to open the cut and know the condition of her eye done through the_____________. After

being able to open the cut, a microscope and a fiber-optic light are inserted to see the eye before

using a ________________to cut the vitreous gel. When she suffers from abnormal blood vessels,

or clots during the surgery, a ___________will be used to treat it. A gas-like substance named a
___________________will be used by the surgeon to provide substitute liquid in her eye. After the

surgery, Rania is prone to suffer from its side effects. Thus, activities like driving, reading, and
exercise should be avoided for a few days after the procedure. Lying face down for a period of

time is required to help her recover. Sometimes, it is also important for her to apply
_____________________prescribed by the surgeon.

c Sequence the event according to its correct chronological order.

Example:
After being examined, Rania-22 years old-student is diagnosed to have too much vitreous humor in her

eyes leading to glaucoma if not treated.

Event 1 After being examined,
Event 2 Rania-22 years old-student is diagnosed to have too much vitreous humor in her eyes leading to
glaucoma if not treated

1. Before the day of her surgery, she is scheduled to examine the eye that will be operated on.

Event 1

Event 2

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