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Pаtient is а 40 yeаr оld female whо presents tо outpatient clinic with c/o dizziness that started 2 weeks ago after a GI infection. She enjoys exercising in her free time, but is unable to do this without dizziness. During evaluation, patient reports her initial symptoms were violent room spinning for 2 days, but is now experiencing a sensation that “the world has to catch up” with head movements. Symptoms only last a few seconds. She also reports she is fearful others may think she is intoxicated because she cannot walk straight. Objective examination reveals: Spontaneous nystagmus – none in room light Gaze evoked – + gaze evoked nystagmus (right beating horizontal nystagmus when looking both left and right, more intense to the right Head thrust – left: 3 corrective saccades, right: negative Positioning tests: negative Dix Hallpike and Roll test Sharpened Romberg: + for loss of balance with eyes open 10 seconds, with eyes closed 5 seconds Based on the subjective and objective information what is the most likely vestibular diagnosis for this patient? How did you determine this?