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Lesson 5&9

QuestionAnswer
what are the 3 layers of the eye sclera, choroid, retina
which layer is the white outer layer sclera
which layer contains blood vessels choroid
which layer contains rods and cones retina
functions of rods night vision
functions of cones color vision
what does the iris do control pupil size
what does the lens do focuses light
thick yellow discharge suggests what type bacterial conjunctivitis
watery discharge suggests what type viral conjunctivitis
itchy eyes suggest what type allergic conjunctivitis
which types are contagious viral and bacterial
what causes glaucoma increased intraocular pressure
first line drug class for glaucoma prostaglandin analogs
example of prostaglandin analog latanoprost
side effects of prostaglandin analogs darkened iris, eyelash growth
example of beta blocker eye drop timolol
carbonic anhydrase inhibitor example dorzolamide
chronic dry eye prescription option cyclosporine
another dry eye prescription drug lifitegrast
middle ear infection called otitis media
swimmers ear is called otitis externa
common ear drop antibodies ciprofloxican
first degree burn characteristics red, painful, no blisters
second degree burn blisters, swelling
third degree burn destroys nerves, may not hurt
UVA causes what aging
UVB causes what burning
what does broad spectrum mean protects against UVA&UVB
minimum recommended SPF SPF 15
mineral sunscreen ingredients
mineral sunscreen ingredients zinc oxide
another mineral sunscreen ingredient titanium dioxide
chemical sunscreen example avobenzone
honey colored crust infection impetigo
topical treatment for impetigo mupiron
athletes foot is called tinea pedis
ringworm is called tinea corporis
common antifungal cream clotrimazole
stronger antifungal terbinafine
ance is caused by what excess sebum, bacteria, hormones
OTC acne medication that kills bacteria benzoyl peroxide
OTC acne medication that unclogs pores salicylic acid
rosacea symptoms redness, visible blood vessels
common rosacea triggers heat, stress, alchemy, spicy food
first line lice treatment permethrin
how long leave lice treatment on hair 10
when repeat lice treatment 7-10 days
most dangerous skin cancer melanoma
slow growing skin cancer basal cell carcinoma
top layer of the skin epidermis
below the epidermis dermis
secret sebum (oil:skin,hair) sebaceous gland
produces sweat sweat glands
inner most layer of skin subcutaneous tissue
layer of fat cells adipose tissue
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