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An older adult presents with pain, excessive tearing and a foreign body sensation in her right eye. You see the following after instilling fluorescein dye into the eye and examining with a Wood’s lamp. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? 45.png

You are working with a patient who reports pain of 9/10 in his right shoulder.  Strength testing is 5/5 (within normal limits) in the right shoulder for flexion, abduction, extension, internal rotation, and external rotation.  According to Sgroi et al., the Empty Can test demonstrated a sensitivity of .54 for pain.  When going through your evaluation, you find the patient has a positive Empty Can Test due to a report of pain during the test.  What is the next step in your diagnostic process?   

Which of the following is false of CPR’s?

Match each of the following types of refractive error with the appropriate symptom or sign (answers may be used once, more than once or not at all)

What is effect size?

A-V nicking as seen on this fundoscopic exam would typically be seen in which of the following conditions? 19.png

Should the null hypothesis be rejected at the 1% level?                                  (2 points)    

Which of the following was NOT a tier of the Medieval feudal system? 

1.000 mol of nitrogen gas (N2) has a mass of ______ g.

A 19 year-old female presents with pain and discharge in both eyes. Her left eye became red approximately 3 days ago and when she woke up this morning her right eye had also become red. She states “it feels like there is sand my eyes”. She denies photophobia. She denies family or acquaintances with similar symptoms however she notes her boyfriend had a “cold” last week. She usually wears contacts, but has not put them in for the past 3 days. PE shows: TMs clear bilaterally Nose slightly erythematous with mild yellow drainage Neck/Throat pharynx clear, preauricular lymphadenopathy present bilaterally Eyes PERRLA, moderately diffuse conjunctival injection bilaterally with mucoid discharge noted, fundoscopic exam normal Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?