Your patient lives in a desert area and presents to you…

   Your patient lives in a desert area and presents to your practice with this finding. No associated injury, ocular drainage. Although painless, does state, “ It feels like something is in my eye.” The above picture is what you see on exam.  What is your diagnosis?

You have a patient who did a telehealth visit and was treate…

You have a patient who did a telehealth visit and was treated for presumptive streptococcal pharyngitis, after possible strep exposure. Patient was treated with amoxicillin and has no drug allergies.  Patient comes to see you 3 days later reporting his temperature has actually gone up, and today is 101.7 degrees F in the office. He also notes fatigue and feels worse, despite hydrating, tolerating a soft diet, and taking OTC analgesics for symptom relief. You also note significant anterior and posterior chain lymphadenopathy and a diffuse rash. You decide: