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a, an
without, absence of
bi, bin
double
e
to remove
endo
within
hyper
excessive, abnormally high, above
intra
within
para
near, alongside, departure from normal
angi
blood vessel
asthen
weakness
blast
germ, bud, developing cell
blephar
eyelid
conjunctiv
to bind together, conjunctiva
cor, core
pupil
corne
horny, cornea
cyst
bladder, sac
dacry
tear
dipl
double
emmetr
according to measure
ir, irid
rainbow, iris
kerat
hard, horny tissue
lacrim
tear
leuk
white
myc
fungus
nucle
kernel
nyct, nyctal
night, nocturnal
ocul
eye
opthalm
eye
opt
eye, vision
phac, phak
lens
phot
light
presby
old age
retin
net, retina
scler
thick, hard sclera
son
sound
stigmat
point
ton
tone, tension, pressure
vitr
glassy
algia
pain
ation
process
ician
one who treats
metrist
one who measures
metry
measurement
opia
vision
phobia
fear
paralysis (major)
plegia
falling down, drooping
ptosis
bleeding, hemorrhage
rrhagia
scopy
process of viewing
sclera
the tough, white outer covering of the eye
conjunctiva
a layer of epithelium that covers the inner surfaces of the eyelids and the anterior surface of the eye
cornea
the anterior part of the fibrous layer; a transparent covering over the iris and pupil
iris
a ring of smooth muscle that forms the colored part of the eye
lacrimal glands
tear glands located near the dorsolateral surface of the eye; lacrimal ducts carry the tears from the glands to wash over the anterior surface of the eye
intraocular
pertaining to within the eye
optic nerve
nerve pathway from the retinae of both eyes to the brain; aka cranial nerve (CN)
optic disk
the blind spot
retina
a thin film of neurons at the back of the eye that contains the photoreceptors
sclera
the tough, white outer covering of the eye
cataract
a reduction of transparency of the lens
chalazion
a localized swelling at the edge of an eyelid caused by obstruction of a meibomian glad
detached retina
separation of the retina from the choroid at the back of the eye
glaucoma
a loss of vision resulting from increased intraocular pressure, which damages the optic nerve
hordeolum
an infection of a meibomian gland, which causes a local swielling of the eyelid; also called sty
macular degeneration
progressive deterioration of an area of the retina known as the macula lutea, which leads to a loss of central vision; the most common cause is age and is clalled age-related macular degeneration; ARMD
myopia
nearsightedness
hyperopia
farsightedness
nystagmus
involuntary, rhythmic movements of the eye
pterygium
abnormal fold of fdibrous tissue that extends bvetween the conjunctivea and cornea
strabismus
a condition of crossed eyes caused by the visual axes failing to meet a th the same point