Perform rapid eye exam including visual acuity
If traumatic, consider imaging to rule out orbital deformity, retrobulbar hemorrhage, etc
Place patient in recumbent position
Apply topical ocular anesthetic (e.g. tetracaine)
When lashes are visible, have asst apply steady upward and outward traction to lids.  If unable to grasp lashes, use lid retractor to apply countertraction
With<unk> d fingers, gently apply scleral pressure and manipulate back into orbit
Assess for and remove retained lashes to prevent corneal injury
Repeat eye exam (acuity may not improve for days or longer)
Globe luxation reduction
Bone and joint antibiotics
Laceration repair
Body packing
Burn dressings
Hair tourniquet
Ingrown toenail removal
Sugar tong splint