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14 Med Term Eye

Anatomy of Eye

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opt/o, optic/o vision
ocul/o, ophthalm/o eye
palpebr/o eyelid
canth/o canthus, corner of eye
lacrim/o, dacry/o tears
dacryoaden/o lacrimal gland, produces tears
dacryocyst/o lacrimal sac, drains tears
eyeball consists of 3 layer Fibrous tunic, Vascular tunic and Nervous tunic
kerat/o cornea, anterior portion of eye
uve/o uvea, middle layer of eye
cycl/o ciliary body, produces aqueous humor
irid/o iris, pigmented layer that allows light in
core/o, cor/o pupil, dark center of iris
phak/o, phac/o lens,
vitre/o vitreous humor
macul/o macula lutea
papill/o optic disk, blind spot
retin/o retina, inner layer of eye
macul/o macula lutea, area in retina where light focuses
blepharedema swelling of eyelid
blepharochalasis hypertrophy of skin around eyelid
ectropion outward turning of eyelid
entropion inward turning of eyelid
chalazion hardened swelling of a meibomian gland
hordeolum stye
epiphora overflow of tears
xerophthalmia dry eye
amblyopia dim vision due to disuse
exophthalmia protrusion of eyeball from its orbit
strabismus lack of coordination between eyes
esotropia inward turning of eyes
astigmatism curvature of cornea
hyperopia farsightedness
nyopia nearsightedness
presbyopia progressive loss of elasticity of the lens
keratitis inflammation of cornea
aniscoria unequal pupils
hyphema blood in the anterior chamber
aphakia without lens, congenital or acquired
cataract loss of transparency
achromatopsia impairment of color vision, color-blindness
hemianopsia loss of visual field
nyctalopia inability to see well at night
retinal tear, detachment separation of the retina from the choroid layer
scotoma area of decreased vision in the visual field
nystagmus involuntary, back-and-forth eye movement
choroidal hemangioma tumor of the blood vessel layer under the retina
intraocular melanoma malignant tumor of the choroid, ciliary body, iris
retinoblastoma inherited condition that arises from embryonic retinal cells
Amsler grid test to assess central vision
diopters level of measurement that qualifies refraction errors
gonioscopy visualization of the angle of the anterior chamber of the eye
Schirmer tear test test to determine tear production
tonometry measurement of intraocular pressure
visual acuity test tests sharpness of vision
visual field test determines visual space visible to an individual
dacryocystorhinistomy new opening between the tear sac and nose
enucleation of the eye removal of entire eyeball
evisceration of eye removal of contents of eyeball, leaving the sclera intact
exenteration of eye removal of entire contents of orbit
anterior ciliary sclerotomy incision in the sclera to treat presbyopia
corneal incision procedure cornea is cut to change shape
flap procedure any procedure which a segment of the cornea is cut as a means to access structures below
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