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Eyes, Ear, Nose, and Throat

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myopia nearsightedness
aqueous humor fluid found in anterior chamber of the eyes, in FRONT the lens
auditory ossicles small bones of the middle ear that transmit sound from eardrum to inner ear
Auricle outer projecting portion of ear
glomerulonephritis acute inflamm. of the kidney
iris has muscles that regulate pupil size and is the colored part of the eye that can be seen through the cornea
cerumen ear wax
carbonic anhydrase enzyme that converts carbonic acid into carbon dioxide and water
lacrimal fluid fluid in the eye that cleans and lubricates the eye
What's the intent of the ciliary body of the eye? hold the lens in place and regulate its shape to help vision
What's the intent of the optic nerve? to send images from the eye to the brain for interpretation
True or false: vitreous humor helps hold the eye's shape. True!
What is the purpose of lacrimal glands in the eye? to clean and keep the eye moist. Eyelids and eyelashes keep out foreign material.
True or false?: The conjunctiva lines eyelids and covers the front of the eyes. True!
Prednisolone should have what aux label infixed to it? Shake well before using
the ossicles are three small bones in the ossicles located in the temporal bone.
the tympanic membrane vibrates when sound waves hit it
The auditory canal (external auditory meatus) secretes wax to protect the ear
True or False? : The pinna is the outer ear True!
The three TC's that treat allergic conjunctivitis.... Mast cell stabilizers, antihistamines, decongestants
OTC Tyzine TC: decongestant dx: Allergic Conjuctivitis tetrahydrozoline dx: allergic conjunctivitis
Opticrom Rx only cromolyn sodium TC: mast cell stabilizer
ketotifen Zaditor , Claritin TC: antihistamine
The semicircular canals are part of the inner ear Help maintain balance. It is fluid filled and moves as the person moves. These canals signal the brain when the body is at rest and when the body is in motion
Hyperemia increase in blood flow to specific tissues in the body
Inside the retina, what helps us have sharper vison? Rods and cones
what does brimonidine Alphagan P treat? Glaucoma
What does Auraphene-B OTC treat? Otitis media
carbamide peroxide is used for? earwax removal Brand: Debrox Otic Drops
the nose is a sensory organ for smell and also drains tears from the eye
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