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Diagnostic Quiz
Disc Jockey
This patient’s optic nerve head appearance was concerning. What could create this presentation, and what does it represent?
01/15/2023
In Deep Trouble
Problems that arise beneath the RPE are often worrisome. Would you recommend immediate attention in this case?
12/15/2022
Hiding in Plain Sight
When a patient has no visual problems but you notice an anomaly, what should you do?
11/15/2022
Blink and You’ll Miss It
When there’s little to no clinical evidence to evaluate, we must rely on careful questioning to uncover the cause.
10/15/2022
That Sinking Feeling
A patient’s vision has been blurry ever since a recent fall. You examine her and find this. What’s going on?
09/15/2022
Nothing to Sneeze At
Blood suddenly appears in a patient’s anterior chamber. What could have caused it? How serious is the condition?
08/15/2022
Born This Way
When a patient describes a longstanding and gradually worsening issue, what type of disease should you consider?
07/15/2022
Getting on My Nerves
An otherwise routine visit reveals a suspicious finding. What is the appropriate course of action?
06/15/2022
History Lesson
How to proceed when a patient’s report of their medical status doesn’t match your clinical assessment.
05/15/2022
What’s Your Angle?
A patient comes in with IOP of 65mm Hg and 20/400 vision. How do you arrive at a diagnosis and address her urgent needs?
04/15/2022
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