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Special Senses Reverse Definitions

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A chamber that joins the cochlea and semicircular canals   show
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A state of balance, controlled by the semicircular canals and the vestibule   show
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A tube which connects the nose and the throat with the caavity of the middle ear   show
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Ability to bend light rays as they pass from one medium to another   show
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Abnormal overflow of tears   show
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Accumulation of aqueous humor in the eye   show
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show accomodation  
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An error in refraction causing poor focus   show
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Any disorder of retinal blood vessels   show
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Any fluid of semifluid of the body   show
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Blocking of sound waves as they pass through the external and middle ear   show
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Chronic progressive disease of degeneration of the retina and atrophy of the optic nerve   show
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Clearness or sharpness of a sensory function   show
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Condition caused by the destruction of hair cells, the organs responsible for hearing, caused by sounds that are "too long, too loud or too close"   show
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Corrective surgery for a deformed or excessively large or small pinna   show
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Cosmetic surgery that removes fatty tissue above and below the eyes that commonly form as a result of the aging process or excessive exposure to the sun   show
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Decrease aqueous humor production by constricting thepupil to open the angle between the iris and cornea   show
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Defective curvature of the cornea or lens   show
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Discharge of pus from the ear   show
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Disorder of the labyrinth that leads to progressive loss of hearing   show
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Disrupt parasympathetic nerve supply to the eye or stimulate the sypathetic nervous system, causing the pupil to dilate   show
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Ear pain   show
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Evaluation of blood vessels and their leakage in and neneath the retina after injection of fluorescein dye, which circulates while photographs of the vessels within the eye are obtained   show
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Evaluation of refractive errors of the eye by projecting a light into the eyes and determining the movement of reflected light rays   show
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Evaluation of sound conduction using a vibrating tuning fork   show
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Examination of the angle of the anterior chamber of the eye to determine occular motility and rotation and diagnosis and manage glaucoma   show
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Excision of the iris   show
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Farsightedness   show
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Fluid that very closely resembles spinal fluid but found in the cochlea   show
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Flushing of the ear canal with water or saline to dislodge foreign bodies or impacted cerumen   show
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Formation of an opening between the anterior chamber and the suprachoroidal space for the draining of aqueous humor in glaucoma   show
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Impairment of hearing resulting from old age; also called presbyacusia   show
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Incision of the cornea for treatment of nearsightedness or astigmatism   show
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Infection of the external auditiory canal   show
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Inflammation of the conjunctiva with vascular congestion, producing a red or pink eye and may be secondary to allergy or viral, bacterial, or fungal infections   show
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Inflammation of the iris   show
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show ophthalmic antibiotics  
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Layer or coat of tissue; also called membrane layer   show
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Loosen and help remove impacted cerumen   show
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show anosmia  
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Measurement of the blood pressure of the retinal vessels   show
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Method of treating cataracts by using ultraxonic waves to disintegrate a cloudy lens, which is then aspirated and removed   show
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One of the temporal bones which encloses the sinuses   show
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One of the three bones of the middle ear; shaped like stirrups   show
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One of the three bones of the middle ear; shaped like an anvil   show
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One of the three structures of the inner ear; responsible for balance   show
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One who specializes in eye measurements   show
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Opacities on the lens or the capsule that enclose the lens, causing loss of vision   show
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Outward turning of the eye(s)   show
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Paralysis of the eye   show
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Perception of ringing, hissing, or other sounds in the ears or head when no external sound is present   show
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Pertaining to a tear   show
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Pertaining to a smell   show
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Placement of an artificial hearing device that produces hearing sensations by electrically stimulating nerves inside the inner ear; also called bionic ear   show
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Provide temporary relief from pain and inflammation associated with otic disorders   show
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Radiographic imaging procedures of the nasolacrimal glands and ducts   show
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Reconstruction of the eardrum, commonly due to perforation; also called myringoplasty   show
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Removal of the contents of the eye while leaving the sclera and cornea intact   show
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Sensation of a spinning motion either of oneself or of the surroundings   show
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Series of intricate communicating passages   show
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show ear canal  
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Small, hard tumour developing on the eyelid, somewhat similar to a sebaceous cyst   show
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show cochlea  
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Soothe dry eyes due to environmental irritants and allergens   show
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Stereoscopic magnified view of the anterior eye structure in detail, which includes the cornea, lens, iris, sclera, and vitreous humor   show
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Substance or surface that neither transmits nor allows the passage of light   show
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Surgical opening of a cavity within the mastoid process   show
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Surgical puncture of the cornea   show
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show gustation  
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show caloric stimulation test  
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The white of the eye, composed of a tough, fiberous tissue which serves as a protective shield for the more sensitive structures underneath   show
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Tiny nerve ending within the cochlea which combine with cochlear fluid to generate nerve impulses to the brain via the auditory nerve   show
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show antiemetics  
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Tuning fork test that evaluates bone conduction of sound in both ears at the same time   show
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show Rinne  
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Type of involuntary eye movements that appear jerky and may reduce vision or be associated with other, more serious onditions that limit vision   show
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show photophobia  
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Visual examination of the interior of the eye using a hand-held instrument called an ophthalmoscope, which has various adjustable lenses for magnification and a light source to illuminate the interior of the eye   show
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