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Ophthalmology, Endocrinology, & Medical Specialties

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abrasion   scrape  
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adrenergic   activated by epinephrine  
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adrenocorticoid   hormone manufactured in the adrenal cortex  
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adrenolysis   destruction of the adrenal glands  
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adrenomegaly   enlarged adrenal glands  
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ambiopia   separate images from each eye  
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alopecia   baldness  
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ambivalence   unable to decide, wavering on both sides  
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anisocoria   pupils of unequal size  
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blepharedema   swelling of the eyelid  
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blepharoplasty   plastic surgery of the eyelid  
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blepharoptosis   prolapse of the upper eyelid (drooping)  
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blepharorrhaphy   suturing of the eyelid  
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blepharospasm   twitching eyelid  
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cataract   opacity on the lens  
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chloropia   seeing green  
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contusion   bruise  
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corectasia   dilation of the pupil  
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corectopia   displaced pupil  
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corelysis   destruction of the pupil  
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coreometer   instrument used to measure pupil size  
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coreoplasty   plastic surgery of the pupil  
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corneitis (keratitis)   inflammation of the cornea  
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corneoiritis   inflammation of the cornea and the iris  
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corneoscleral   pertaining to the cornea and the sclera  
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cyclokeratitis   inflammation of the ciliary body adn the cornea  
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cycloplegia   paralysis of the ciliary body  
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cytophagy   destruction of other cells by phagocytes (cytophagia, phagocytosis)  
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dacryoadenalgia   pain in the tear gland  
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dacryocystitis   inflammation of the tear sac  
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dacryocystoptosis   prolapse of the tear sac  
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dacryocystotome   instrument for incision of a tear sac  
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dacryolith   calculus in the tear duct or sac  
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dacryoma   tumor of the lacrimal tissue  
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dacryopyorrhea   discharge of pus from the tear gland  
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degeneration   breakdown due to aging  
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diabetes   disease characterized by hyperglycemia anf lack of insulin  
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diascope   a glass plate used to look through to examine the skin  
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diopter   measurement unit of refraction  
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diplopia   double vision  
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edema   swelling  
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endocrine   glands that secrete hormones  
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endocrinologist   specialist in the study and treatment of disorders of the endocrine system  
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epinephrine   hormone produced by the adrenal medulla  
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erythropia   seeing red  
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esotropia   condition in which the eyes point inward (cross-eyed)  
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estrogen   female hormone (steroid)  
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euphoria   feeling good  
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evulsion   a tearing away  
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exotropia   condition in which the eyes point outward  
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fracture   break  
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endocrinology   the science studying the endocrine system  
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glaucoma   condition in which the intraocular aqueous humor pressure is high (angle, angle closure, & congenital)  
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hormones   substances secreted by endocrine glands that affect body processes  
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hyperglycemia   high blood sugar  
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hyperopia   farsightedness  
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hypertropia   condition in which the eyes point downward  
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hyperthyroidism   underactive thyroid condition  
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insulin   pacreatic protein hormone  
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iridalgia   iris pain  
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iridectomy   excision of the iris  
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iridocele   herniation of the iris  
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iridomalacia   softening of the iris  
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iridoplegia (iridoparalysis)   paralysis of the iris  
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iridoptosis   prolapse of the iris  
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iridorrhexis   rupture of the iris  
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keratectasia   protusion of a thin scarred cornea  
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keratorrhexis   rupture of the cornea  
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keratoscleritis   inflammation of the cornea and sclera  
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keratotomy   incision into the cornea  
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laceration (v. lacerate)   a cut  
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lacrimal   pertaining to tearing  
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lacrimation   tearing (dacryorrhea)  
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macrophage   large phagocyte  
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macular   pertaining to the macula of hte eye  
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microphage   small phagocyte  
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myopia   nearsightedness  
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nasolacrimal   pertaining to hte nasal passages and the tear ducts  
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onychocryptosis   ingrown nail  
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onychoid   resembling a nail  
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onychoma   nail tumor  
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onychomalacia   softening of the nails  
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onychomycosis   fungus infection of the nail  
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onychophagia   nail biting  
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ophthalmalgia (ophthalmodynia)   eye pain  
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ophthalmic   pertaining to the eye  
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ophthalmocele   herniation of the eye  
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ophthalmologist   physician specialist in treatment of eye disease  
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ophthalmometer   instrument used to measure the eye  
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ophthalmopathy   any eye disease  
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ophthalmoplasty   surgical repair of the eye  
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ophthalmoplegia   ocular muscle paralysis  
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ophthalmoscope   intrument used to examine the interior of the eye  
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ophthalmoscopy   process of using an ophthalmoscope  
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optic   pertaining to vision  
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optometrist   specialist in assessing and treating visual acuity problems and other eye diseases (limited license)  
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optometry   the measurement of vision and the practice perfprmed by the optometrist  
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paronychia   condition of infection around a nail  
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phacocele   protrusion of the lens of the eye  
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phascoemulsification   procedure to disintegrate the lens for insertion of lens implant  
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phagocyte   cell that eats cells (macrophage, leukocyte)  
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phorometer   instrument used to measure ocular muscle movement  
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phoropter   instrument used to measure prescription strength for lenses  
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presbyopia   old eye, loss of accommodation  
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puncture   to make a hole  
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retinal   pertaining to the retina  
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retinitis   inflammation of the retina  
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retinopexy (retinoplasty)   fixation of a detached retina  
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retinoscope (skiascopy)   instrument used to look at the retina  
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sclerectomy   excision of the sclera  
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sclerostomy   make an opening in the sclera  
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steroid   lipid bipregulator hormone  
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strabismus   malposition of the eye  
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suprarenal   upon the kidney, refers to the adrenal glands  
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testosterone (androgen)   hormone produced in the testes  
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thyroidectomy   excision of the thyroid  
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thyroxine   thyroid hormone  
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traumatology   the study of wound treatment  
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trichoglossia   condition of hair growth on hte tongue  
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trichoid   resembling hair  
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trichophagia   condition in which the person bites on or eats hair  
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trichophobia   fear of hair growth (facial hair on women) or touching hair  
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uremia   urine products in the blood  
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xanthopia   see yellow  
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trichopathy   any hair disease  
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