Case Study for Prep, Part 1 Quiz

    ​It's drawing time.  This should be easy since we went over this case study a bit in class.  Draw a set of irises with the following markings:

    Drawing #1: 
    ​Susan is 58 years old.  You see the following:
    •Mixed Biliary Iris Constitution
    •Pupils are very large
    •Fibers are very loose
    •Contraction furrows:  head, back, urinary tract
    •Lymphatic rosary with brown tophi in breast, lungs, and kidney reaction fields
    •Central Heterochromia:  rust in zones 1 and 2
    •Ferrum chromatose/tiger striping
    •Tulip lacuna in sinus reaction field
    •Leaf lacuna in adrenal glands and pancreas reaction fields
    •Dark lacuna in thyroid reaction field
    •Dark crypt in heart reaction field in left iris
    •Inferior Nasal Flattening
    Drawing #2:
    ​Joanne is 62 years old.  You have read her eyes and discovered:
    •Lymphatic constitution
    •Hydrogenoid subtype
    •Orange pigments in nutritive zone
    •Closed lacuna in pancreas and thyroid reaction fields
    •Yellow pigment at the collarette
    •Rarefaction in the kidney reaction field
    •Orange and yellow tophi in left thyroid and right breast reaction fields
    •Stairstep or roof tile lacuna in the sigmoid colon
    •Extreme whiteness in left iris at the duodenum area
    •Many contraction furrows
    •Square collarette
    •Nutritive zone is very dark
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