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You are contacted by a mother who said that she noted a glow or "glint" in one eye of her 18-month-old child seen in a group picture including several family members.

1. Your response to the mother should be:

a. purchase a camera with a sequential flash to eliminate “red eye”
b. tell her pediatrician at the child’s next routine examination
c. reassure the mother that this is not a cause for concern
d. tell her to remind you of this when you see the child for a pre-school examination at age 5 years
e. none of the above

2. The condition you are most likely to think of is usually diagnosed by what age:

a. before 6 months
b. by 12 months
c. between 1 and 3 years
d. after 3 years
e. none of the above

3. What is the most likely result if a child like this lives in an underdeveloped society where care is not available?
a. amblyopia
b. loss of one eye
c. death
d. poor stereopsis
e.

(a) and (d)

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