Should a casualty with ocular extrusion receive a fox eye shield?

In the case of a casualty with ocular extrusion, the appropriate course of action is not to use a fox eye shield. The presence of ocular extrusion indicates a serious eye injury where the eye has been displaced from the socket. Applying a fox eye shield or any other form of pressure can potentially worsen the injury and lead to additional complications. The goal in such situations is to minimize any further trauma to the ocular structure.

Instead, proper management would involve covering the area with a sterile dressing that lightly covers the area without applying pressure. This allows for protection from further injury and keeps the extruded ocular tissue safe without causing additional harm.

By not using a fox eye shield, the focus remains on stabilizing the injury and preparing for appropriate medical treatment.