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Chapter #17

Sense Organs: Eye and Ear

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A defective curvature of the conea or lens of the eye causing images to be distorted astigmatism
A condition also called "Farsightedness", occurs when patients cannot focus on nearby objects. hyperopia
A condition where the patient is nearsighted myopia
A visual condition that occurs as a process of natural aging presbyopia
A degenerative eye condition that causes clouding of the lens and decreased vision. cataract
A hard, cystic, mass present on the eyelid is called a ____________________ chalazion
Caused by diabetes, this condition attacks the retina of the eye. diabetic retinopathy
A condition of the eye that is caused by increased pressure in the fluid and interferes with the optic nerve is called. glaucoma
Inflamation of the inner ear that is normally caused by an acute febrile process is called. labrynthitis
A progressive damage to the macula of the retina, that occurs in both a dry and wet form. macular degeneration
A condition of the eyes that is characterized by pendular jerky movements is called nystagmus
A condition where the two layers of the retina separate from each other. retinal detachment
A condition where there is an abnormal deviation of the eye causing a failure of the eyes to look in the same direction. strabismus
A procedure that uses intravenous injection of fluorescein(a dye) followed by serial photographs of the retina through dilated pupils. fluorescein angiography
A visual examination of the interior of the eye ophthalmoscopy
____________ is also known more commonly as swimmers ear. otitis externa
A test used to assess the clarity of vision using a snellen chart to read from. visual acuity test
Also called a tympanotomy, a ________ is a procedure that punctures the tympanic membrane. myringotomy
What is the surgical proceedure to remove the entire eyeball. enucleation
What is the surgical proceedure to repair the cornea or a cornea transplant. keratoplasty
A procedure where an intense, precisely focused light beam creates an inflammatory reaction that seals retinal tears and leaky retinal blood vessels. laser photocoagulation
The typical procedure performed to remove cataracts is called. ______________________ phacoemulsification
A proceedure that can repair a damaged eardrum,stop infection and improve hearing is called a __________________ tympanoplasty
A proceedure to remove the vitreous humor, a jelly like material, that is replaced with a clear solution. vitrectomy
A procedure where the lens of the eye is removed because it has become cloudy is called. catarac extraction
A collection of skin cells and cholesterol in a sac within the middle ear. cholesteatoma
A ________ is a proceedure where an infected portion of the bone behind the ear is removed. mastoidectomy
A disorder of the labyrinth of the inner ear; elevated endolymph pressure within the cochlea and semicircular canals, also the third most common type of vertigo. Meniere disease
Inflammation of the middle ear. otitis media
Hardening of the bony tissue of the middle ear, that can cause fixation or anklyosis of the stapes bone otosclerosis
The abnormal sensation of noises in the ear is called. tinnitus
The abnormal sensation of whirling motion is called ____________________ vertigo
A procedure used to test the sense of hearing with an audiometer audiometry
A small electronic devise that is placed in the ear to improve hearing is called. cochlear implant
A proceedure that is performed when there is no usefull hearing in the ear, a portion of the inner ear is removed. labyrinthectomy
The outward turning of one eye is called. exotropia
Cross-eyed is also referred to as ____________ esotropia
An upward deviation of one eye hypertropia
A downward deviation of one eye hypotropia
In children, strabismus may lead to _________ a partial loss of vision or lazy eye amblyopia
In adults, strabismus may lead to __________ causing double vision. diplopia
IOP intraocular pressure
HEENT head, eyes, ears, nose and throat
IOL intraocular lens
OD right eye
OS left eye
OU both eyes
PERRLA pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation
VA visual acuity
VF visual field
AD right ear
AS left ear
EENT eyes, ears, nose and throat
ENT ears, nose and throat
PE tube pressure equalizing tube - a polyerthylene tube placed in the eardrum
aque/o water
blepahr/o eyelid (palpebr/o)
conjunctiv/o conjunctiva
cor/o pupil (pupill/o)
corne/o cornea (kerat/o)
cycl/o ciliary body or muscle of the eye
dacry/o tears, tear duct (lacrim/o)
ir/o, irid/o iris
kerat/o cornea
lacrim/o tears
ocul/o eye
opthalm/o eye
opt/o, optic/o eye, vision
palpebr/o eyelid
papill/o optic disc; nipple like
phac/o, phak/o lens of the eye
pupill/o pupil
retin/o retina
scler/o sclera (white of the eye)
uve/o uvea; vascular layer of the eye
vitre/o glassy
ambly/o dull, dim
dipl/o double
glauc/o gray
mi/o smaller, less
mydr/o widen, enlarge
nyct/o night
phot/o light
presby/o old age
scot/o darkness
xer/o dry
-opia vision
-opsia vision
-tropia to turn
acous/o hearing
audi/o hearing; the sense of hearing
audit/o hearing
aur/o, auricul/o ear (ot/o)
cochle/o cochlea
mastoid/o mastoid process
myring/o eardrum, tympanic membrane (tympan/o)
ossicul/o ossicule
ot/o ear
salping/o auditory tube, eustachian tube
staped/o stapes (third bone of the middle ear)
tympan/o tympanic membrane, eardrum
-acusis, -cusis hearing
-meter instrument to measure
-otia ear condition
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