Common Eye Conditions

A 64 year old male with blue eyes presents with decreased visual acuity especially in the central vision and says that images appear larger in one eye than the other. Fundoscopy shows the following:

 

What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient complains of sudden onset of floaters accompanied by short flashes of bright light in the eye. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 32 year old male reports a 2 day history of a unilateral (R) swollen eyelid with pain. Physical findings include swollen lid, an indurated lesion with central pus and surrounding erythema. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 45 year old male presents with a history of gradual onset eye redness and discharge, with a scratchy feeling in the eye but no pain. Intially begun unilaterally on the left, now bilateral. Physical findings showed a peripheral injection, purulent discharge,matted eyelids with normal visual acuity  What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 32 year old male presents with sudden onset severe pain and bloodshot eyes bilaterally. His eyes are extremely photophobic and he constantly says he feels something in them, but on examination there are no foreign objects. He reports working at a construction site that was welding steel structures. What would be the most likely diagnosis in this case?

An 18 year old female presents with a long standing history of discomfort in both eyes. She often struggles with bouts of blurry vision and watery eyes. She has noticed that it often gets worse when she is in an air conditioned place. On examination her eyes and vision appear normal. What would the most likely diagnosis be?

 

A 62 year old male known with a history of hypertension and diabetes, presents with a history of gradual vision loss bilaterally,  blurring and reports halos in his vision. On examination, visual acuity was decreased significantly with increased intraocular pressure noted on palpation of the eye globes. What is the most likely diagnosis?