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Vet 114

Ch 13

QuestionAnswer
Eye or sight Opt/i, opt/o, optic/o, ocul/o and ophthalm/o
Lacrimal apparatus Lacrim/o and dacry/o
Palpebra: Eyelid
Sclera: Out layer/ white of the eye
Cornea Corne/o and kerat/o
Tapetum lucidum: - Iridescent and brightly colored, - reflecting tissue of choroid, - aids in night vision
Iris- Muscular diaphragm of the choroid that is pigmented
Retina - Contains photoreceptor cells, - rods: night vision , - cones: color vision
Anterior segment: Contains aqueous humor
Vitreous chamber: Contains vitreous humor
Iris also - Dilates/constricts
Iris Ir/i, ir/o, irid/o, or irit/o
Cataracts: When the clear lens inside the eye becomes cloudy or opaque, blocking light and leading to vision loss or blindness
Anisocoria: Where one people is noticeably larger than the other
Nuclear sclerosis: Natural aging, hardening, and yellow of the central part of the eyes lens
Convergent strabismus - esotropia: Eye/s directed inward
Enucleation: Removal of the eye
Entropion: Lid rolled inward
OU Both eyes
OD Right eye
OS Left eye
Ear Audit/o, aud/i, and ot/o
Sound or hearing Acoust/o, and acous/o
Pinna: Also referred to as the auricle
Cerumen: Sebaceous secretions (ear wax)
Tympanic membrane: Eardrum
Tympanic membrane Tympanic/o , myring/o
Auditory ossicles- Malleus (hammer), incus (anvil), stapes (stirrup)
Otitis- Externa/media/interna
Aural hematoma A blood filled swelling that develops inside the ear flap (pinna)
AD Right ear
AS Left ear
OU Both ears
Created by: Merissawise0408
 

 



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