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1. Periorbital Cellulitis versus Orbital Cellultis

2. Blepharitis

3. Floppy lid syndrome

4. Superficial punctate keratitis

5. Acanthamoeba keratitis

6. Bacterial corneal ulcer

7. Subconjunctival hemorrhage

8. Dendritic keratitis secondary to Herpes Simplex

9. Hypopyon associated with endophthalmitis

10. Retinal detachment (decreased visual acuity)

11. Branch retinal artery occlusion

12. Retinal tear

13. 3 rd nerve palsy

14. 6th nerve palsy

15. Corneal abrasion secondary to a fingernail

16. Corneal foreign body and secondary infection

17. Chemical injury with corneal abrasion

18. Traumatic hyphema

19. Traumatic iridodialysis

20. Central retinal artery occlusion

21. Papilledema (normal visual acuity)

22. Peripheral retinal detachment (normal acuity)

23. BB pellet in the orbit

24. Traumatic corneal laceration and cataract

25. Allergic conjunctivitis

26. Central retinal vein occlusion

27. Branch retinal vein occlusion

28. Traumatic lid lacerations secondary to dog bite

29. Diabetic retinopathy

30. Hypertensive retinopathy 

31. Wet age-related macular degeneration

32. Vitreous hemorrhage

33. Iritis with keratic precipitates

34. Acute angle closure glaucoma

35. Viral conjunctivitis (Adenovirus)

36. Bacterial conjunctivitis