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Impaired Vision/Hear

Test II, N101

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Layer of blood vessels between retina and sclera Choroid
can see chgs with some illnesses such as diabetes Choroid
Clear front window in front of eye which transmits or focuses light into eye cornea
Affects near & far sight Cornea
Sharpens vision Fovea
Center of macula which provides sharp vision Fovea
Area in retina that has special light-sensitive cells which allow us to see fine details clearly in the center of our visual field Macula
Deterioration of macula, as we age, leads to macular degeneration
Fine Details Macula
Colored part of eye which helps regulate amount of light entering eye Iris
iris closes pupil to let in less light bright light
iris opens pupil to let in more light low light
Nerve layer lining the back of the eye retina
senses light and creates electrical impulses sent through the optic nerve to the brain retina
White, outer coat of eye which surrounds iris sclera
Clear, gelatinous substance filling central cavity of the eye vitreous humor
Focuses light rays into retina lens
Transparent and can be replaced lens
____ makes lens deteriorate, resulting in need for reading glasses aging
used to replace lens clouded by cataracts Intraocular lens
Bundle of nerve fibers carry visual images from the retina to the brain optic nerve
Dark center in the middle of the iris Pupil
_____ -> Bundle of Nerve Fibers (visual images) -> brain Retina
uniform red reflex, clear and yellow optic nerve disc, reddish retina, and light red arteries and dark red veins Normal findings
Cloudiness of lens, changes in shape or size of blood vessels and changes in color and surface characteristics Abnormal findings
normal visual acuity measured at a distance of 20 feet 20/20 vision
means you must be as close as 20 feet to see what a person with normal vision can see at 100 feet 20/100 vision
only indicates the sharpness or clarity of vision at a distance 20/20 vision
inability to bring nearer objects into focus (farsightedness) hyperopia
loss of focusing ability Presbyopia
can see items that are close, but cannot see those far away. (nearsightedness) Myopia
Vision gets worse over time myopia
vision tends to get better over time hyperopia
measures the ability to see close up, 14 inches from the eye near vision
measures the eyes' need for corrective lenses (refractive error) Refraction test
nearsightedness or farsightedness, when light rays entering the eye can't focus exactly on the nerve layer (retina) at the back of the eye Refractive errors
Snellen’s Eye Chart Visual Acuity
Most common disease treated by eye physicians Dry Eye Syndrome
Leaking vessels lead to swelling or edema in retina and decreased vision Diabetic Retinopathy
Clouding of natural lens Cataracts
Increased intraocular pressure (IOP) resulting in malformation or malfunction of eye’s drainage symptoms Glaucoma
Degenerative disease of macula (central retina) Macular Degeneration
Vitamin beneficial zinc
Auricle, pinna Outer ear
External auditory meatus ,ear canal Outer Ear
Tympanic membrane, eardrum Outer Ear
_________ separates external ear from inner ear Eardrum
Malleus/hammer Incus/anvil Stapes/stirrup Ossicles
Ossicles Middle Ear
Transfer vibrations to the inner ear Middle Ear
______ houses true mechanism of hearing, the Organ of Corti which contains tiny hair like nerve endings Cochlea
Cochlea houses true mechanism of hearing, the _____ __ ______ which contains tiny hair like nerve endings Organ of Corti
Transfer sound to the brain Nerve Endings
Cochlea & Organ of Corti Inner Ear
Growths within outer ear (resemble bumps or pimples). Aurual Polyps
Allergies from foreign objects (earrings, cosmetics, shampoos,etc). Remove allergen. Contact Dermatitis
traps debris & microorganisms, contains immunoglobulins for immunity, provides moisture for tympanic membrane Ear Wax
can affect hearing. Usually caused by wax Blockages in external ear
middle ear infection Otitis media
Symptoms: earache, headache, fever, discharge from ear, mild deafness, difficulty sleeping, decreased appetite Otitis media
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