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Med Terms 2

Chapter 11

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estropia cross eyed
diplopia double vision
emmetropia normal relationship btwn refractive power and shape of eye
entropion turning inward the eyelid edge
ectropion turning outward of the eyelid edge
adnexa accessory structures of an organ
ametropia any error of refraction
anisocria condition in which the pupil are unequal in size
amblyopia dimness of vision
astigmatism lack of focus due to uneven curvature of the cornea
otosclerosis ankylosis of the bones of the middle ear
otorrhea any discharge from the ear
otopyorrhea flow of pus from the ear
otomycosis fungal infection of the auditory canal
otitis media inflammation of the middle ear
presbyopia changes in the eyes that occur with aging
prebycusis hearing loss associated with aging
tinnitus ringing buzzing or roaring sound in the ears
periorbital edema swelling surrounding the eyes
vertigo whirling dizziness loss of balance
kerat/o cornea
myring/o eardrum
blephar/o eyelid
cusis hearing
iris/o iris
opthalm/o eye, vision
ot/o ear
phak/o lens of eye
presby/o old age
opia vision condition
opt/o eye, vision
tempan/o eardrum
scler/o hard, white of eye
retin/o retina
trop/o turn
optician health care prac who designs, fits and dispenses lenses for vision correction
foveacentralis vision is best, its a pit in the middle of the macula
lacrimal canal crying is the overflowing of tears
fluorescein staining app of flourescent dye to the surface of the eye via eye drops or strip applicator
tmpanoplasty surgical correction of damaged middle ear
eustachian tubes imp in maintaining equal atmospheric pressure within the middle ear
canthus angle where the upper and lower eyelids meet
choriod opaque middle layer of the eyeball
mastoid process temporal bone containing hollow air space that surrounds the middle ear
posterior segment of the eye is lined with the retina and filled with vitreous humor
macular degeneration describes a condition in which central vision is lost but total blindness does not occur
subconjunctival hemorrhage bleeding bewn the conjuctiva and sclera
convergence describes the simultaneous inward mvmt of the eyes toward each other
scotoma blind sopt
otalgia ear ache
cerumen ear wax
estraocular outside the eye ball
enucleation removal of the eyeball
visual field testing a test aka perimetry
laser iridotomy treatment used to treat closed angled glaucoma
conductive hearing loss occurs when sound waves are prevented from passing from the air to the fluid filled inner ear
which type of testing involves one ear? monaural testing
meniere's disease chronic disorder in which the amt of fluid in the inner ear increased intermittently, producing a tax of vertigo, hearing loss
retinitis pigmentosa progressive degeneration of the retina that affects night and peripheral vision
bone conduction occurs as the eardrum vibrates and causes the auditory ossicles of the middle ear to vibrate
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