Purple Module terminology
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| (poor) vision (associated with) old age | -opia presby presbyopia
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| abnormal condition of eye fungus | -osis oculo myc oculomycosis
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| abnormal condition of fungus in the tympanic membrane | -osis tympano myc tympanomycosis
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| abnormal condition of the retina | -osis retin retinosis
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| act of measuring vision | -metry opto optometry
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| different vision | -opia heter heteropia
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| discharge of pus from the ear | -rrhea oto pylo optpylorrhea
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| dimness of vision | -opia ambly amblyopia
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| dark tumor | -oma scot scotoma
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| disease of the choroid | -pathy choroid/o choroidopathy
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| double vision | -opia dipl diplopia
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| excess vision | -opia hyper hyperopia
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| excision of the stapes | -ectomy staped stapedectomy
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| fear of lights | -phobia photo photophobia
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| forming an opening in the tympanic membrane | -stomy tympano tympanostomy
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| gray tumor | -oma glauc glaucoma
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| hearing (loss) associated with old age | -acusis presby presbyacusis
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| herniation of the lens | -cele phac/o phacocele
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| incision of the cornea | -tomy corne/o chorneotomy
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| incision of the labyrinth | -tomy labyrinth/o labyrinthotomy
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| incision of the lacrimal duct | -tomy dacyr/o dacryotomy
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| instrument for measuring the pupil | -metry pupill /o pupillometry
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| instrument to examine the pupil | -scope pupill /o pupilloscope
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| instrument to examine the Eustachian tube | -metry salping/o salpingometry
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| instrument to measure hearing | -meter audi/o audiometer
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| not hearing | an- acusia anacusia
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| paralysis of the ciliary body | -plegia cycl/o cycloplegia
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| paralysis of the iris | -plegia irid/o iridoplegia
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| pertaining to the conjunctiva | -al conjunctive conjunctival
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| pertaining to the cornea | -al corne/o corneal
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| pertaining to the eye/vision | -al optic/o optical
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| pertaining to water | -ous aque/o aqueous
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| process of recording the pupil | -graphy pupill/o pupillography
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| prolapse of the eyelid | -ptosis blephar/o blepharoptosis
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| removal of the vitreous body | -ectomy vit/o vitrectomy
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| removal of the mastoid process | -ectomy mastoid/o mastoidectomy
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| softening of the sclera | -malacia scler/o scleramalacia
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| specialist in the study of the eyes | -logist ophthalm/o ophthalmologist
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| tumor of the lacrimal duct | -oma dacry/o dacryoma
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| turning inward | -tropia eso- esotropia
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| turning outward | -tropia exo- exotropia
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| visual examination of the angle | -scopy goni/o gonioscopy
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