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A 71-year-old Native American female presented with a chief complaint of constant blurred vision at distance and near in the right eye, which began 2 weeks ago.

A 48-year old white female presented for her annual eye exam through our primary care service. She was severely disabled (both mentally and physically), which left her confined to a wheelchair and completely nonverbal. She lived in a group home where a caretaker could tend to her needs around the clock.

A 71-year-old white female presented to the clinic in May 2018 for her periodic examination with no complaints. Systemic history included sinusitis and seasonal allergies. She reported taking no medications.

A 19-year-old male presented to the eye clinic with a chief concern of pain in the left brow that began 2 weeks ago. It had since spread to the left eye and was progressively getting worse. The pain was described initially as a dull throbbing sensation but had intensified and become excruciating over the last 3 days.

A 79-year-old Caucasian man presented with a chief complaint of transient blurred vision in the right eye for the past several years.

A 48-year-old African American man presented to the clinic with complaints of blurry, distorted vision that had been present in the left eye for 6 months. The patient had no pertinent ocular history. His medical history was positive for seasonal allergies, for which he was taking Claritin (loratadine, Bayer) daily.

A 62-year-old Hispanic man presented complaining of progressive deterioration in vision in both eyes with associated photophobia over the last 15 years. He expressed an interest in contact lenses as a form of vision correction because his glasses did not provide him with the required visual acuity necessary for driving a motor vehicle.

A 20-year-old African American woman presented with a chief complaint of a moderately red, watery right eye with mucopurulent debris that started 4 days earlier. The patient denied recent fever, upper respiratory infection or sore throat. She reported being postpartum for approximately 6 weeks at this visit. She had a full-term vaginal birth without complications and was currently breastfeeding.

A 39-year-old Caucasian woman presented complaining of a dark spot in the central vision of her right eye that began 3 days prior. The dark spot was accompanied by a heavy, pressure-like sensation in the right eye. She had never experienced these symptoms before and had no previous history of trauma. She denied having any flashes or floaters.

A 26-year-old Caucasian female presented to our clinic for evaluation with one of our colleagues. Her chief complaint at that exam was a recent onset of near vision blur only, which she felt was slightly worse in the right eye for several weeks. She described the blur as being constant with no fluctuations. In addition, she also stated she was not experiencing any headaches or double vision.