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Accommodation

Adjustment of the eye for various distances so that images fall on the retina of the eye

Acuity

Clearness or sharpness of a sensory function

Adnexa

Tissues or structure in the body adjacent to or near a related structure

Humor

Any fluid or semifluid of the body

Labyrinth

Series of intricate communicating passages

Opaque

Substance or surface that neither transmits nor allows the passage of light

Perilymph

Fluid that very closely resembles spinal fluid but found in the cochlea

Photopigment

Light-sensitive pigment in the retinal cones & rods that absorbs light & initiates the visual process

Refractive

Ability to bend light rays as they pass from one medium to another

Tunic

Layer or coat of tissue (membrane layer)

Amblyopia

Dimness of vision

Aqueous

Pertaining to water

Blepharoptosis

Prolapse or downward displacement of the eyelid

Choroidopathy

Disease of the choroid

Coreometer

Instrument for measuring the pupil

Pupillography

Process of recording movement of the pupil

Cycloplegia

Paralysis of the ciliary body

Dacryoma

Tumorlike swelling of the lacrimal duct

Lacrimotomy

Incision of the lacrimal duct or sac

Dacryocystoptosis

Prolapse of the lacrimal sac

Hyperopia

Excess farsighted vision

Exotropia

Abnormal turning outward of one or both eyes

Esotropia

Turning inward of eyes (cross eyed)

Heteropsia

Inequality of vision in the 2 eyes

Presbycusis

Hearing loss associated with old age

Anacusia

Not hearing (deaf)

Tympanostomy

Forming an opening in the tympanic membrane

Glaucoma

Gray tumor

Gonioscopy

Visual examination of the irideocorneal angle

Iridoplegia

Paralysis of the sphincter of the iris

Keryatotomy

Incision of the cornea

Oculomycosis

Fungal infection of eye or its parts

Phacocele

Herniation displacement of the lens into the interior chamber of eye