[Expert Solution]: Scenario 4 Joan, age 60, had failed her…

Scenario 4 Joan, age 60, had failed her vision test for her drivers license. All her life, she had suffered from extreme near-sightedness. In fact, without her glasses she was legally blind. When she was denied a license renewal, Joan went to her doctor for help. During an examination, it became clear that Joan had clouding of the lens in the eye, which reduced her vision.1. What disease or condition of the eye does this patient exhibit?2. Why do you think it’s that disease or condition? Scenario 5 A 40-year-old store manager with history of non-insulin dependent DM x 5 years presents to the Eye Clinic for his annual visit. He admits to progressive blurring of vision since his last visit one year ago. Reading street signs while driving seems more difficult. He is unsure of which eye seems worse. He does not wear any glasses or contacts with the exception of over-the counter reading glasses. He sees flashes, floaters, and complains of eye discomfort and pain. His last A1C was 14.1. What disease or condition of the eye does this patient exhibit?2. Why do you think it’s that disease or condition? Scenario 6 Mom presents to the office with her 4 year old son with the complaint of red watery eyes, the left one worse that the right. The son has not been sick. His eyes do not have any discharge nor do they seem to bother the boy. She denies any allergies to his environment. She has tried some over the counter drops and even some antibiotic drops, but nothing is helping. Mom is concerned because the area around his eyes is so red and irritated from the constant teary.1. What disease or condition of the eye does this patient exhibit?2. Why do you think it’s that disease or condition?