A 55-year-old male with PMH of type 2 diabetes x 20 years and right-sided cataract surgery one year ago complains of right-sided vision loss x 1 day. It is described as a curtain spreading across his field of vision. He denies ocular pain, conjunctival redness or discharge. What would you expect to find on fundoscopic exam?
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Risk factors for cataracts include which of the following:
Risk factors for cataracts include which of the following:
A 44-year-old caucasian male presents with chronic rhinitis,…
A 44-year-old caucasian male presents with chronic rhinitis, nasal congestion and decreased sense of smell for several years. On exam he has pale, boggy nasal masses in the right nostril, with clear nasal discharge. Which of the following conditions are these likely to be associated with?
Which of the following is true of central retinal artery occ…
Which of the following is true of central retinal artery occlusions?
A 42-year-old male presents for complaints of red eyes. He…
A 42-year-old male presents for complaints of red eyes. He reports a 2 week history of crusting along his eyelashes with some irritation and itching. He denies any change in vision, photophobia, diplopia, sticky discharge, or excessive lacrimation. Upon exam you notice that his eyes appear red rimmed with small scales clinging to the lashes of both eyes. He has no scleral or conjunctival injection or discharge, and visual acuity is 20/20 bilaterally. What is your presumed diagnosis?
In epistaxis, the most common site of bleeding is:
In epistaxis, the most common site of bleeding is:
What is the most common inciting event for this eye finding?…
What is the most common inciting event for this eye finding? (see picture below)
Which of the following signs and symptoms are commonly seen…
Which of the following signs and symptoms are commonly seen with acute bacterial sinusitis?
A 24-year-old female with no PMH presents with right eye pai…
A 24-year-old female with no PMH presents with right eye pain, photophobia, tearing, and change in visual acuity. She usually removes her contact lenses nightly for cleaning, but has neglected to do so for the last 2 weeks. On exam you observe a hazy, ulcerated cornea and adjacent stromal abscess, as well as hypopyon. The most likely diagnosis is:
During a baseball game, a ball forcefully hit the right side…
During a baseball game, a ball forcefully hit the right side of a 12-year-old boy’s face. You note bruising and swelling to the right eyelids, epistaxis and decreased sensation to the right cheek and lip. What else would you expect to note on exam?