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A & P Eye Disorders
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Bleph | Eyelid |
| Phak | lens |
| Sclera | Tough |
| Ambly | Dimness |
| Dacr/o | Tear |
| OD | Right Eye |
| OS | Left Eye |
| OU | Both eyes |
| Name of instrument used to measure intraocular pressure of the eye | Tonometer |
| What is equality of the pupils | Anisocoria |
| What is bulging Eyes | Exophthalmus |
| Name for double vision | Diplopia |
| Name for loss of vision acuity due to aging | Presbyopia |
| absense of lens | Aphakia |
| Name for loss of visual acuity at night | Nyctolopia |
| Name for involuntarily jerking of eyeball | Nystagmus |
| Nearsightness (Cannot see far away) | Myopia |
| Farsightedness (Cannot see far away) | Hyperopia |
| infected eyelash root | Hardoleum - stye |
| Optic axises fail to fall on the same object | Strabismus |
| Dimness of vision | Amblyopia |
| Abnormal curvature of cornea sometimes objects appear warped | Astigmatism |
| Removal of some contents of the eye | Enucleation |
| Removal of entire eye | Evisceration |
| Is not age related, causes intraocular pressure or blockage in Cananl of Schlem | Glaucoma |
| Symptom of Glaucoma | Cloudy Vision / halos around electric lights |
| Name of surgery done to make new opening in trabecular meshwork | Trabeculectomy |
| Is age related, causes opacity of the lens (Lens become opaque / cannot see through) | Cataract |
| Retina separates from choroids | retinal Detachment |
| Symptom of Retinal detachment | Floaters / light flashes |
| swelling and protrusion of the blind spot of the eye caused by edema | Papilledema |
| In what disease is choroidal hemorrhage so common | Diabetic Retinnopathy |
| Is age related, lose of central vision. Straight light looks disorted | Macular degeneration |
| Accumulation of fluid under tissue around optic nerve, due to closed head injury, | papilledema |
| Contagsis Eye infection also called 'pink eye' | Conjunctivitis |
| Name of disease caused by baby coming into contact with gonorrhea | Ophthalmia Neonatorum |