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What is the patient's unaided visual acuity in the right eye?
What is the patient's refractive error in the left eye for distance vision?
What is the intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement in the left eye?
What condition does the patient have that is mentioned as well-controlled?
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What is the tear breakup time (TBUT) for the patient's eyes?
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What is the deadline for submitting the assessment?
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How many points is the assessment worth?
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How many attempts are left for the assessment?
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How many differential diagnoses should be drafted for each patient?
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What must be included in the draft for each differential diagnosis?
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Study Notes
Case 1: Patient Information
- 42-year-old male patient, Black ethnicity, with controlled hypertension and pollen allergy
- Main complaint: reduced near visual acuity (VA)
- First-time eye test patient
Unaided Visual Acuity (VA) Results
- Right Eye (RE) unaided VA: 6/9
- Left Eye (LE) unaided VA: 6/6
- Near VA: RE N5, LE N5
Refraction and Eye Exam Results
- Right Eye (RE) refraction: -0.25/+0.25 x 100 (6/6)
- Left Eye (LE) refraction: plano/-0.25 x 95 (6/6)
- Near refraction: +0.50 Add (N8) for both RE and LE
Additional Test Results
- Intraocular Pressure (IOP): RE 18mmHg, LE 20mmHg (at 13:57)
- Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT) test: RE and LE showed break-up after 5 seconds
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Description
A 42-year-old male patient with controlled hypertension and pollen allergy presents with reduced near visual acuity. Find the correct diagnosis and treatment plan based on the given visual acuity and refraction results.
