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Fuchs' dystrophy, right eye:
 
  a. H20.811.
  b. H20.819.
  c. H18.51.
  d. H20.011.

Question 2

Acute papillary conjunctivitis, right and left eyes:
 
  a. H10.213.
  b. H10.223.
  c. H10.11, H10.12.
  d. H10.13.



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Answer: c

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Answer: d



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