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Acquiring Medical Language

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blepharoplasty   surgical reconstruction of the eyelid  
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blepharotomy   incision into the eyelid  
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dacryoadenectomy   removal of the tear gland  
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dacrycystectomy   removal of the tear sac  
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dacrocystorhinostomy   creation of an opening between the tear sac and the nose  
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dacryocystotomy   incision into the tear sac  
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enucleation   removal of an eye  
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oculoplasty   surgical reconstruction of an eye  
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opthalmectomy   removal of the eye  
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corneal transplant   replacement of damaged cornea with donated tissue  
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keratoplasty   surgical reconstruction of the cornea  
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keratotomy   incision into the cornea  
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miotic   drug that causes abnormal contraction of the pupil  
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mydriatic   drug that causes abnormal dialtion of the pupil  
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sclerotomy   incision into the sclera  
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cycloplegic   drug that paralyzes the ciliary body  
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cyclotomy   incision in to the ciliary body  
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intraocular lens implant   insertion of a new lens inside the eye  
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intravitreal antibiotics   antibiotics administered directly into the vitreous gel liquid  
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iridectomy   removal of the iris  
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iridocyclectomy   removal of the iris and ciliary body  
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iridotomy   incision into the iris  
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phacoemulsification   fragmentation of an existing lens in order to remove and replace it  
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retinopexy   surgical fixation (reattachment) of the retina  
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retinotomy   incosion in to the retina  
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vitrectomy   removal of the vitreous liquid from the eye  
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auditory prosthesis   hearing aid  
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ceruminolysis   breakdown of ear wax  
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ceruminolytic   drug that aids in the breakdown of ear wax  
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ear instillation   ear drops  
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ear lavage   rinsing/washing the external ear canal  
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mastoidextomy   removal of the mastoid  
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mastoidocentesis   puncture of the pastoid  
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otoplasty   surgical reconstruction of the ear  
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myringectomy   removal of the eardrum  
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myringoplasty   surgical reconstruction of the eardrum  
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myringotomy   incision in to the eardrum  
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tympanocentesis   puncture of the eardrum  
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tympanolabrynthopexy   surgical fixation of the eardrum to the labrynth  
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tympanoplasty   surgical reconstruction of the ear drum  
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tympanostomy   creation of an opening in the eardrum  
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cochlear implant   electronic device that stimulates the cochlea, it can give a sense of sound to those who are profoundly deaf  
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labrynthectomy   removal of the labrynth  
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labrynthotomy   incision into the labrynth  
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ototoxic   drug that is damaging to the ear/hearing  
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vestibulotomy   incision into the vestibule  
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