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Nearsightedness

Myopia

Farsightedness

Hyperopia

Irregularly shaped cornea that causes light rays to focus at different points

Astigmatism

Age related changes to the eye (3)

Lens and pupil lose ability to focus




Less elacticity




Lens becomes yellow and less transparent

Age related change in Cornea

Becomes flattened and loses refractive power

Two changes in lens due to age

Loss of elasticity and ciliary muscles weaken

Change in iris

Loses pigmentation

the clouding of the eye's lens that can cause vision problems

Cataract

Loss of peripheral vision

Glaucoma

Loss of central vision. No cure

Macular Degeneration

Age related deafness

Presbycusis

Main cause of presbycusis

Exposure to moderate levels of noise over a long period of time

Affects outer and middle ear, blocking sound waves and is treatable

Conductive Hearing loss

Affects inner ear, loss of hair cells and nerve damage, and is hard to treat other than cochlear implant

Cochlear Hearing Loss

Ringing in the ear (no treatment)

Tinnitus

What percent of people between age 65-75 are affected by tinnitus?

37%

Intolerance of slightly louder than normal sounds

Loudness Recruitment

Is loudness recruitment treatable?

No

Dizziness

Vertigo