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Front 1

Cornea

Back 1

Fibrous transparent layer of clear tissue that covers over the anterior portion of the eyeball; refracts light

Front 2

Lens

Back 2

Transparent, biconvex body behind the pupil of the eye; refracts light

Front 3

Which parts of the eye refract light?

Back 3

Cornea and lens

Front 4

Humor

Back 4

Moisture

Front 5

Macula

Back 5

Yellow region on the retina

Front 6

Optic chiasm

Back 6

Fibers cross in the brain

Front 7

Aqueous/vitreous humor

Back 7

Fluids of the eye

Front 8

Pathway when light is hitting the eye

Back 8

Cornea, anterior chamber and aqueous humor, pupil, vitreous chamber and vitreous humor, retina (rods and cones)

Front 9

Accommodation

Back 9

Adjustment of lens by the ciliary body

Front 10

Aqueous humor

Back 10

fluid produced by ciliary body;found in anterior chamber; moisture

Front 11

Vitreous humor

Back 11

Soft, jelly like material behind the lens in the vitreous chamber, helps maintain shape of the eyeball

Front 12

2 structures of the eye that refract light

Back 12

Lens and cornea

Front 13

2 fluids of the eye that refract light

Back 13

Aqueous and vitreous humor

Front 14

Conjunctivitis

Back 14

Pink eye, blood vessels dilate due to allergens

Front 15

Blepharitis

Back 15

Infection of the eyelid

Front 16

cycl/o

Back 16

Ciliary body, muscle of the eye

Front 17

Kerat/o

Back 17

Cornea

Front 18

Palebr/o

Back 18

Eyelid

Front 19

Scotoma

Back 19

Blind spot

Front 20

Presbyopia

Back 20

Cannot see close up (farsightedness)

Front 21

Myopia

Back 21

Cannot see far (nearsightedness)

Front 22

Cataract

Back 22

Clouding of the lens

Front 23

Chalazion

Back 23

Small hard cystic mass (granuloma) in the eye

Front 24

Glaucoma

Back 24

Increased intraocular pressure results to damage to the retina and the optic nerve with loss of vision

Front 25

Tonometry

Back 25

Test to detect glaucoma

Front 26

Tenometer

Back 26

Instrument used to detect glaucoma

Front 27

Hordoleum

Back 27

Stye;staph infection of the eyelid

Front 28

Macular Degeneration

Back 28

Progressive severe loss of central vision

Front 29

Strabismus

Back 29

One eye straight, one wandering eye

Front 30

Esotropia

Back 30

One eye turns inward

Front 31

Exotropia

Back 31

One eye turns outward

Front 32

OD

Back 32

Right eye

Front 33

OS

Back 33

Left eye

Front 34

OU

Back 34

Both eyes

Front 35

PERRLA

Back 35

Pupils equal, round, reactive to light, accommodation

Front 36

Parts of the ear

Back 36

Outer ear middle ear inner ear

Front 37

Cerumen

Back 37

Wax

Front 38

In which part of the ear is cerumen produced?

Back 38

Outer ear

Front 39

Labrynth

Back 39

The inner ear

Front 40

What are the three bones in the inner ear

Back 40

Malleus, incus, stapes

Front 41

Oval window

Back 41

Membrane that separates the inner ear

Front 42

Cochlea

Back 42

Small snail shaped area; contains heading receptor cells

Front 43

Fluids in the cochlea

Back 43

Endolymph and perilymph; where vibrations travel

Front 44

2 structures of the vestibule

Back 44

Eutricle and saccule

Front 45

Equilibrium

Back 45

Balance

Front 46

Semicircular canals

Back 46

Passages in the inner ear associated with maintaining equilibrium

Front 47

What does the outer ear contain ?

Back 47

Pinna external aiditory canal, tympanic membrane

Front 48

What does the middle ear contain

Back 48

Malleus incus stapes

Front 49

What does the inner ear contain?

Back 49

Auditory liquids and receptors in the organ of Corti, auditory nerve fibers

Front 50

Homeostasis

Back 50

Balance

Front 51

Endolymph

Back 51

Fluid within labrynth of the inner ear

Front 52

Perilymph

Back 52

Fluid within the labrynth of the inner ear

Front 53

Incus

Back 53

Second ossicle (small bone) of the middle ear, incus means anvil

Front 54

Malleus

Back 54

First ossicle(small bone) of the ear;means hammer

Front 55

Stapes

Back 55

third ossicle of the inner ear, means stirrup

Front 56

Which 2 structures of the inner ear help maintain balance?

Back 56

Saccule and eutricle

Front 57

What are the pathways for light through the eye ?

Back 57

Retina and cornea

Front 58

Presbycusis

Back 58

Nerve deafness occurring with aging

Front 59

Meniere Disease

Back 59

Disorder of the labrynth of the inner ear, elevated endolymph pressure within the cochlea

Front 60

Eponym

Back 60

When something is named after something else

Front 61

Otitis Media

Back 61

Inflammation of the middle ear

Front 62

Acute otitis media

Back 62

Infection of the middle ear

Front 63

Tinnitus

Back 63

Sensation of noises (ringing, buzzing, whistling, booming) in the ear; sensation of irregular or whirling motion either of oneself or external objects

Front 64

Audiometry

Back 64

Testing the sense of hearing

Front 65

Otoscopy

Back 65

Visual examination of the ear canal with an otoscope

Front 66

EENT

Back 66

Eyes ears nose throat

Front 67

ENT

Back 67

Ears nose throat

Front 68

Ojos

Back 68

Eyes

Front 69

Ear in Spanish

Back 69

La oreja/ El oido