• Encourage patient and family to prevent the spread of the disease.
• Isolate patient because this disease spreads through direct contact
• Encourage personal hygiene
• Carry out antibiotic treatment as prescribed by the physician (The antibiotic of choice for treating active trachoma is azithromycin)
• Observe nonverbal reactions of discomfort since swelling of the lymph nodes, photophobia and inflammation may be present
• Perform a comprehensive pain assessment includes the location, characteristics, duration, frequency, quality
• Determine the visual acuity, note whether one or both eyes are involved (for corneal damage)
• Utilize good hand washing t Wash hands before contact with patients and between procedure with the patient.
• Observe for signs and symptoms of disorientation.
• Orient the patient on the environment, other people in the area. (provides increased comfort and familiarity)

Place the items needed / call bell within reach positions on the near side allowing patients to see objects more easily and facilitate the call for help when needed.