Review Question - QID 212892

A 16-year-old boy is brought to the clinic by his mother for “pink eye.” The patient reports that his friend had pink eye about 4 days ago, and he began experiencing some irritation and watery non-purulent discharge in his right eye 2 days prior. Today, he developed similar symptoms in his left eye. Bright lights exacerbate the eye irritation but he denies fever, chills, vision changes, eye pain, or periorbital swelling. His past medical history is unremarkable, and he denies being sexually active. A physical examination is shown in Figure A. What other condition is associated with the most common organism that leads to this patient’s condition?