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Terminology Prefixes

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(poor) vision (associated with) old age   presbyopia (presby/o -opia)  
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abnormal condition of eye fungus   oculomycosis (ocul/o myc/o -osis)  
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abnormal condition of fungus in the tympanic membrane   tympanomycosis (tympan/o myc/o -osis)  
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abnormal condition of the retina   retinosis (retin/o -osis)  
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act of measuring vision   optometry (opto/o -metry)  
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dark tumor   scotoma (scot/o -oma)  
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different vision   heteropia (heter/o -opia)  
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dimness of vision   amblyopia (ambly/o -opia)  
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discharge of pus from the ear   otopyorrhea (ot/o py/o -rrhea)  
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disease of the choroid   choroidopathy (choroid/o -pathy)  
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double vision   diplopia (dipl/o -opia) or diplopsia (dipl/o -opsia)  
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excess vision   hyperopia (hyper- -opia)  
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excision of the stapes   stapedectomy (staped/o -ectomy)  
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fear of light   photophobia (phot/o -obia)  
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forming an opening in the tympanic   tympanostomy (tympan/o -stomy)  
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gray tumor   glaucoma (glauc/o -oma)  
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hearing (loss) associated with old age   presbyacusis (presbyl/o -acusis)  
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herniation of the lens   phacocele (phac/o -cele)  
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incision of the cornea   corneostomy (corne/o -stomy)  
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incision of the labyrinth   labyrinthotomy (labyrinth/o -tomy)  
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incision of the lacrimal duct   dacryotomy (dacry/o - tomy)  
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instrument for measuring the pupil   pupillometry (pupill/o -metry)  
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instrument to examine the eustactian tubes   salpingoscope (salping/o -scope)  
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instrument to measure hearing   audiometer (audi/o -meter)  
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not hearing   anacusia (an- -cusia)  
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paralysis of the ciliary body   cycloplegia (cycl/o -plegia)  
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paralysis of the iris   iridoplegia (irid/o -plegia)  
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pertaining to the conjunctiva   conjunctival (conjunctiv/o -al)  
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pertaining to the cornea   corneal (corne/o -al)  
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pertaining to the eye/vision   optical (optic/o -al)  
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pertaining to water   aqueous (aque/o -ous)  
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process of recording the pupil   pupillography (pupill/o -graphy)  
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prolapse of the eyelid   blepharoptosis (blephar/o -ptosis)  
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prolapse of the lacrimal sac   dacryocystoptosis (dacrycyst/o -ptosis)  
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removal of the vitreous body   vitrectomy (vitr/o -ectomy)  
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removal of the mastoid process   mastoidectomy (mastoid/o -ectomy)  
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softening of the sclera   scleramalacia (scler/o -malacia)  
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specialist in the study of the eyes   ophthalmologist (ophthalm/o -logist)  
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tumor of the lacrimal duct   dacryoma (dacry/o -oma)  
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turning inward   esotropia (eso- -tropia)  
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turning outward   exotropia (exo- -tropia)  
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visual examination of an angle   gonioscopy (goni/o -scopy)  
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