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Anatomy and physiology of the senses

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Rhinitis   reaction to airborne allergens  
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Nasal Polyps   benign growth in nasal passage  
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Epistaxis   bleeding from the nose  
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Candidiasis   fungal infection of the mucous membranes of the mouth and throat  
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Glossitis   inflammation of tongue  
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Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)   leading cause of blindness  
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General Senses   pain, temperature, touch/pressure, body position  
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Special Senses   smell, taste, vision, equillibrium/hearing  
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Choroid Layer   contains the blood vessels  
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Melanin   determines the color of the iris  
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Retina   contains photoreceptors and is innermost layer  
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Photoreceptors   rods for black/white and cones for color  
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Amblyopia   causes the turning eye to become lazy, most prevalent in kids under 5  
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Arcus Senilis   accompanies normal aging, thin grayish-white arc or circle not quite at the edge of the cornea.  
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Blepharitis   inflammation of the edges of the eyelids involving the hair follicles and glands  
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Cataract   gradually developing opacity of the lens, usually found in people over 70 yrs of age  
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Conjunctivitis   (pink eye) inflammation of the conjunctiva  
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Corneal Abrasion   scratch or trauma to cornea  
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Corneal Ulcers   acute disease involving the cornea  
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Diabetic Retinopathy   disease of the retina. From juvenile/adult onset diabetes and is the leading cause of acquired blindness  
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Glaucoma   excessive intraocular pressure results in atrophy of optic nerve  
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Hordeolum   (stye) infection of a gland of the eyelid produces an abcess around the eyelid  
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Iritis   inflammation of the iris  
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Ptosis   drooping upper eyelid  
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Retinal Detachment   separation of the retina from the choroid layer  
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Strabismus   eye diviates with the gaze being abnormally inward(cross-eyed), outward(wall-eyed) or higher/lower than the other eye. AKA squint  
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Meniere's Disease   inner ear disorder  
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Otitis Externa   infection of the external auditory canal  
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Otitis Media   infection of the middle ear often associated with respiratory infections  
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Otosclerosis   formation of spongy bone that immobilizes the stapes  
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Motion Sickness   occurs when engaging in activities involving irregular movement  
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Myopia   nearsightedness, rays focus in front of retina, concave glasses  
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Hyperopia   farsightedness, rays focus behind the retina, convex glasses  
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Path of light   Cornea, Anterior aqueous humor, Pupil, Posterior aqueous humor, Lens, Vitreous humor, Retina (CAPPLVR)  
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