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Any flaw during the manufacture(grinding)of a lens interfering with vision   Aberration (abb-er-ray-shun)  
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Increase in the focusing power allowing the eye to see clearer @ diff. locations   Accommodation  
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Ability for the eye to retain an image during eye blinks   After-image phenomenon  
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Defective vision that can't be corrected by glasses or lenses (lazy eye)   Amblyopia (am-blee-OH-pee-uh)  
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One eye nearsighted the other farsighted   Antimetropia (anti-met-TROPE-ee-uh)  
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Absence of a crystalline lens in the eye (after cataract removal)   Aphakia (ay-FAY-key-uh)  
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Eyeglasses using two different powers in each lens   Bifocals  
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A clouding or yellowing of the eye's crystalline lens   Cataract  
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Eyelashes   Cilium (SILLY-um)  
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Inflammation of the conjunctiva (pink eye)   Conjunctivitis  
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Transparent front part of the eye providing focusing power   Cornea  
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Usually expressed as "D" is a unit of measure expressing the power of the perscription   Diopter  
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An eye-muscle disorder, a single object is seen as a pair   Diplopia (Double Vision)  
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A disease with increased pressure within the eyeball   Glaucoma  
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Measurement of visual acuity at the reading distance   Jaeger test  
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Device for measuring the power of prescription for eyeglasses or contacts   Lensometer, Vertometer  
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A headache that usually occurs on one side of the head(visual disturbances follow)   Migraine  
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Able to see close up better than faraway   Myopia (Nearsightedness)  
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Age-related vision defect requiring reading glasses or (diff multifocals)for correction   Presbyopia  
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Blk, circular hole in the iris that regulates the amount of light entering the eye   Pupil  
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Automatic contraction of the pupil when exposed to light and sources   Pupillary Reflex  
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Opaque white of the eye connected to the cornea   Sclera  
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Farsightedness   Hyperopia  
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