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Special Senses: The Eyes and Ears

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blephar/o   eyelid  
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conjunctiv/o   conjunctiva  
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corne/o   cornea  
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dipl/o   double  
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glauc/o   gray  
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ir/o   iris  
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irid/o   iris  
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kerat/o   cornea  
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lacrim/o   tears  
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ocul/o   eye  
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ophthalm/o   eye  
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opt/o   eye, vision  
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optic/o   eye  
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presby/o   old age  
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retin/o   retina  
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scler/o   sclera  
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-metrist   one who measures  
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-opia   vision  
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ophthalmology   study of the eye  
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opague means:   light is unable to pass through  
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transparent means:   light is able to pass through  
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The iris is:   the colored part of the eye  
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The pupil is:   the opening in the center of the iris  
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strabismus   crossed eyes, caused by eye muscle weakness  
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eyelids provide:   protection for the eyes  
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The cunjunctiva is:   the mucous membrane lining of the eye.  
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The lacrimal gland is:   located under the outer upper corner of each eyelid glands and produce tears.  
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The lacrimal ducts are:   located in the inner corner of the eye socket and collect the tears and drain them into the nasolacrimal duct.  
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blepharitis   eyelid inflammation  
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blepharoplasty   surgical repair of the eyelid  
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blepharoptosis   drooping eyelid  
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blepharectomy   removal of the eyelid  
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conjunctivitis   conjucntiva inflammation or pink eye  
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corneal   pertaining to the cornea  
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diplopia   double vision  
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keratitis   cornea inflammation  
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keratometer   instrument used to measure the curve of the cornea  
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keratotomy   incision in the cornea  
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intraocular   pertaining to within the eye  
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ophthalmalgia   eye pain  
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ophthalmic   pertaing to the eye  
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ophthalmologist   eye specialist  
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ophthalmoscope   instrument to view the inside of the eye  
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optic   pertaining to the eye or vision  
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optometer   instrument to measure the eye  
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optometrist   one who measures vision  
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retinal   pertaining to the retina  
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retinopathy   retina disease  
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retinopexy   surgical fixation of the retina  
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optician   specialist in grinding lenses  
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optometry   specialization in examining eyes, testing visual acuity, and prescribing corrective lenses  
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presbyopia   visual loss due to old age, resulting in difficulty focusing for near vision  
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cataract   lens becomes opaque or cloudy  
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glaucoma   increase in intraocular pressure  
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hyperopia   farsightedness  
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macular degeneration   deterioration of the macular area of the retina of the eye  
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myopia   nearsightedness  
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keratometry   measurement of the curvature of the cornea  
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ophthalmoscopy   examination of the interior of the eyes using a ophthalmoscope.  
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Snellen Chart   chart used for testing distance vision  
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tonometry   measurement of the intraocular pressure of the eye, used to check for glaucoma  
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cryoextraction   procedure in which cataract is lifted from the lens with an extremely cold probe  
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enucleation   surgical removal of the eyeball  
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keratoplasty   surgical repair of the corea or cornea transplant  
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radial keratotomy   spokelike incisions around the cornea that result in in becoming flatter. A surgical treatment for myopia.  
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D   diopter (lens strength)  
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EENT   Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat  
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OD   right eye  
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OS   left eye  
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OU   both eyes  
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PERRLA   pupils equal, round, react to light and accomodation  
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acous/o   hearing  
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audi/o   hearing  
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audit/o   hearing  
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myring/o   eardrum  
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ot/o   ear  
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tympan/o   eardrum, middle ear  
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-cusis   hearing  
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-otia   ear condition  
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otology   the study of the ear  
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audiology   the study of hearing disorders  
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acoustic   pertaining to hearing  
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audiogram   record of hearing  
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audiometer   instrument to measure hearing  
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audiologist   hearing specialist  
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myringitis   eardrum inflammation  
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myringectomy   removal of the eardrum  
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myringoplasty   surgical repair of the eardrum  
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otalgia   ear pain  
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otic   pertaining to the ear  
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otitis   ear inflammation  
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otologist   ear specialist  
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otorrhagia   bleading from the ear  
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otoscope   instrument to view inside the ear  
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otoplasty   surgical repair of the external ear  
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tympanic   pertaining to the eardrum  
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tympanitis   eardrum inflammation  
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tympanometer   instrument to measure eardrum  
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tympanoplasty   surgical repair of the eardrum  
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tympanotomy   incision into the eardrum  
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tympanectomy   removal of the eardrum  
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American Sign Language   (ASL) Non verbal communication  
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decibel   measures the intensity or loudness of a sound  
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otorhinolaryngology   ENT branch of medicine  
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presbycusis   normal hearing loss accompanied by old age  
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tinnitus   ringing in the ears  
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vertigo   dizziness  
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otiis externa   external ear infection  
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otitis media   middle ear infection  
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labyrinthitis   affects hearing and equillibrium, aka inner ear infection  
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Meniere's disease   abnormal condition within the labyrinth of the inner ear that can lead to progressive loss of hearing. The symptons are vertigo, hearing loss and tinnitus.  
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audiometry   test of hearing ability by determining the lowest and highest intensity (decibels) and frequencies (hertz) that a person can distinguish.  
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otoscopy   examiniation of the ear canal, eardrum and outer ear using and otoscope  
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hearing aid   apparatus or mechanical device used by persons with impaired hearing to amplify sound  
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myringotomy   surgical puncture of the eardrum with removal of fluid and pus from the middle ear to eliminate a persistent ear infection and excessive pressure on the typanic membrane.  
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AD   right ear  
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AS   left ear  
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ASL   American Sign Language  
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AU   Both Ears  
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dB   decibel  
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EENT   eyes, ears, nose and throat  
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OM   otitis media  
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Oto   Otology  
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