MCQ Location of typical iris coloboma is A. Superior B. Inferior C. Superonsal D. Infero

31 year old male with lesion originating from left side of forehead. Present for more than 3 years. No other lesions elsewhere in the body. Let's see who gets the correct diagnosis.

A8 year boy presents to his family doctor because he has itchy eyes for 3 weeks. He is otherwise we'll, but reports bilateral symptoms of itching burning and tearing. These symptoms are progressive and associated with a thick stringy discharge. On examination he is afebrile. On eye examination he also has Conjunctivitis pattern arranged in a cobblestone pattern on his upper tarsal Conjunctiva and bilateral, diffuse Conjunctival injection (left eye pictured). His family history is significant for maternal side asthma and eczema. what is most likely DX? A. Adenovirus Conjunctivitis B. Atopic keratoconjunctivitis C. Bacterial Conjunctivitis D. blepharitis

20Y girl c/o severe itching in both eyes since 7day's, Dx/Rx plz

pt age 67 yrs, diabetic, hypertension. Rt eye corner and forehead small abrasions, itchy.watering and redness.malaise, feverish body ache.onset sudden overnight. No h/o trauma

27/Male with severe redness in the eyes with irritation and Tear type discarge since 10 Days