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Medical Term 16

Medical Terms Chapter 6

TermDefinition
Ocul/o, Ophthalm/o, Opt/o Eye
Lacrim/o, Dacry/o Tear
-Opia, -Opsia Vision condition
Blephar/o Eyelid
Corne/o, Kerat/o Cornea
Conjunctiv/o Conjunctiva
Scler/o Sclera
Vitre/o Vitreous
Cycl/o Ciliary body
Retin/o Retina
Ir/o, Irid/o Iris
Phac/o, Phak/o Lens
Aur/o, Ot/o Ear
Acous/o, Audi/o Sound, hearing
-Acusis Hearing condition
Cerumin/o Ear wax
Salping,o Eustachian tube
Tympan/o, Myring/o Eardrum
Mastoid/o Mastoid process
Labyrinth/o Labyrinth
Vestibul/o Vestibule
Cochle/o Cochlea
Akinetopsia Inability to see objects in motion
Ambiopia, Diplopia Double vision
Amblyopia Decreased vision: when it occurs in one eye, it is referred to as lazy eye
Astenopia Weak vision
Hemianopsia Blindness in half the visual field
Hyperopia Farsightedness
Myopia Nearsightedness
Presbyopia Decreased vision caused by old age
Scotopia Adjustment of the eye to seeing in the darkness
Blepharoplegia Paralysis of the eyelid
Blepharospasm Involuntary contraction of the eyelid
Dacryoadenalgia Pain in the tear gland
Dacryocystalgia Pain in the tear sac
Dacryohemorrhea Blood in the tears
Dacryorrhea Excessive tearing
Opthalmalgia Eye pain
Ophthalmoplegia Eye paralysis
Xerophthalmia Dry eyes
Astigmatism Vision problem caused by the fact that light rays entering the eye aren't focused on a single point in the back of the eye
Corneal xerosis Dryness of the cornea
Keratalgia Pain in the cornea
Cycloplegia Paralysis of the ciliary body
Iridalgia Abnormal contraction of the pupil
Mydriasis Abnormal dilation of pupil
Scotoma Dark spot in the visual field
Hyperacusis Excessively sensitive hearing
Hypoacusis Excessively insensitive hearing
Osteoacusis Hearing through bone
Presbycusis Loss of hearing in old age
Mastoidalgia Pain in the mastoid
Otodynia, Otalgia Ear pain
Otorrhea discharge from the ear
Tinnitus Ringing in the ears
Vertigo Sensation of moving through space
Ophthalmoscope Instrument for looking at the eye
Optomyometer Device used to determine the strength of eye muscles
Phacoscope Instrument for looking at the lens
Retinoscope Instrument for looking at the retina
Retinoscopy Procedure for looking at the retina
Tonometer Instrument for measuring tension or pressure in the eye
Binocular Pertaining to both eyes
Iridokinesis The movement of the iris
Lacrimation Formation of tears
Nasolacrimal Pertaining to the nose and tear system
Ophthalmic Pertaining to the eye
Ophthalmologist Eye specialist
Optic Pertaining to the eye
Optokinetic Pertaining to eye movement
Optometrist Specialist in measuring the eye
Retinal Pertaining to the retina
Blepharedema Eyelid swelling
Blepharoptosis Drooping eyelid
Blepharopyorrhea Discharge of pus from the eyelid
Dacryolith Hard formation (stone) in the tear system
Dacryopyorrhea Discharge of pus in tears
Ectropion Outward turning of the eyelid, away from the eye
Entropion Inward turning of the eyelid, toward the eye
Exophthalmus Protrusion of the eyes out of the eye socket
Nystagmus Involuntary back and forth eye movement
Strabismus Condition where the eyes deviate when looking at the same object
Esotropia Inward turning of the eye, toward the nose
Exotropia Outward turning of the eye, away from the nose
Keratomalacia Abnormal softening of the cornea
Pterygium Winglike growth of conjunctival tissue extending to the cornea
Scleromalacia Abnormal softening of sclera
Papilledema Swelling of the optic nerve where it enters the retnia
Phacomalacia Abnormal softening of the lens
Phacosclerosis Abnormal hardening of the lens
Audiogram Record produced by an audiometer
Audiometer Instrument for measuring hearing
Audiometry Procedure for measuring hearing
Otoscope Instrument for looking in the ear
Otoscopy Procedure for examining the ear
Pneumatic otoscopy Procedure for examining the ear using air
Salpingoscope Instrument for examining the eustachian tubes
Tympanometry Procedure for measuring the eardrum
Audiologist Hearing specialist
Aural Pertaining to the ear
Otolaryngologist Specialist in the ear and throat
Otosteal Pertaining to the bones of the ear
Salpingopharyngeal Pertaining to the eustachian tube and the throat
Ceruminoma Benign tumor of the cerumen-secreting glands of the ear
Ceruminosis Excessive formation of ear wax
Macrotia Abnormally large ears
Microtia Abnormally small ears
Otopyorrhea Discharge of pus from the ears
Otosclerosis Hearing loss cause by the hardening of the bones of the middle ear
Tympanic perforation Tear or hole in the eardrum
Tympanosclerosis Hardening of the eardrum
Blepharitis Eyelid inflammation
Blepharoconjunctivitis Inflammation of the eyelid and conjunctiva
Dacryocystitis Inflammation of the tear sac
Dacryoadenitis Inflammation of the tear gland
Dacryohemorrhea Discharge of blood in tears
Dacryostenosis Narrowing of the tear duct
Glaucoma Eye disease that causes vision loss by damaging the optic nerve
Oculomycosis Fungal eye condition
Oculopathy Eye disease
Ophalmatrophy Atrophy (wasting away) of the eye
Ophthalmitis Inflammation of the eye
Ophthalmopathy Eye disease
Trichiasis Condition caused by eyelashes growing backward and coming in contact with the eye
Conjunctivitis Inflammation of the conjunctiva (pink eye)
Keratitis Inflammation of the cornea
Keratopathy Disease of the cornea
Scleroiritis Inflammation of the sclera and iris
Sclerokeratitis Inflammation of the sclera and cornea
Sclerokeratoiritis Inflammation of the sclera, cornea, and iris
Aniridia Absence of an iris
Aphakia Absence of a lens
Cataract Opacity (cloudiness) of the lens of the eye
Corneal abrasion Scratch on the cornea
Cyclokeratitis Inflammation of the ciliary body and cornea
Endophthalmitis Inflammation of the inside of the eye
Iridemia Bleeding from the iris
Iridocyclitis Inflammation of the iris and cornea
Iridopathy Disease of the iris
Iritis Inflammation of the iris
Phakitis Inflammation of the lens
Retinitis Inflammation of the retina
Retinopathy Disease of the retina
Retinosis Retinal condition
Cerumen impaction Buildup of ear wax blocking ear canal
Mastoiditis Inflammation of the outer ear
Otomycosis Fungal ear condition
Aerotitis Inflammation of the ear caused by air
Conductive hearing loss Hearing loss caused by sound not getting to the middle/inner ear
Myringitis Inflammation of the eardrum
Myringodermatitis Inflammation of the eardrum and surrounding skin
Myringomycosis Fungal condition of the eardrum
Otitis media Inflammation of the middle ear
Otosclerosis Hearing loss caused by the hardening of the bones of the middle ear
Rinosalpingitis Inflammation of the nose and eustachian tubes
Acoustic neroma Tumor on the acoustic nerve
Cochleitis Inflammation of the cochlea
Labyrinthitis Inflammation of the labyrinth
Sensorineural hearing loss Hearing loss caused by sound not being transmitted from the inner ear to the brain
Vestibular neuritis Inflammation of the vestibular nerve
Vestibulitis Inflammation of the vestibule
Miotic Drug that causes the abnormal contraction of the pupil
Mydriatic Drug that causes the abnormal dilation of the pupil
Cycloplegic Drug that paralyzes the ciliary body
Intravitreal antibiotics Antibiotics administered directly into the vitreous gel liquid
Ceruminolytic Drug that aids in the breakdown of ear wax
Ototoxic Drug that is damaging to the ear/hearing
Blepharoplasty Surgical reconstruction of the eyelid
Blepharotomy Incision into the eyelid
Dacryoadenectomy Removal of the tear gland
Dacryocystectomy Removal of the tear sac
Dacryocystorhinostomy Creation of an opening between the tear sac and the nose
Dacryocystomy Incision into the tear sac
Encleation Removal of an eye
Oculoplasty Surgical reconstruction of the eye
Ophthalmectomy Removal of the eye
Corneal transplant Replacement of damaged cornea with donated tissue
Keratoplasty Surgical reconstruction of the cornea
Keratotomy Incision into the cornea
Sclerotomy Incision into the sclera
Cyclotomy Incision into the ciliary body
Intraocular lens implant Insertion of a new lens inside the eye
iridocycletomy Removal of the iris and ciliary body
Iridotomy Incision into the iris
Phacoemulsification Fragmentation of an existing lens in order to remove and replace it
Retinopexy Surgical fixation (reattachment) of a rentia
Retinotomy Incision into the retina
Vitrectomy Removal of the vitreous liquid from the eye
Auditory prosthesis Hearing aid
Ceruminolysis Breakdown of ear wax
Ear lavage Rising/washing the external ear canal (usually to remove ear wax)
Mastoidectomy Removal of the mastoid
Mastoidocentesis Puncture of the mastoid
Otoplasty Surgical reconstruction of the ear
Myringectomy Removal of the eardrum
Myringoplasty Incision into the eardrum
Tympanocentesis Puncture of the eardrum
Tympanolabyrithopexy Surgical fixation of the eardrum to the labyrinth
Tympanoplasty Surgical reconstruction of the eardrum
Tympanostomy Creation of an opening in the eardrum
Cochlear implant Electronic device that stimulates the cochlea: it can give a sense of sound to those who are profoundly deaf
Labyrinthectomy Removal of the labyrinth
Labyrinthoctomy Incision into the labyrinth
Vestibulotomy Incision into the vestibule
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