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53 Cards in this Set
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amblyopia |
condition that occurs when visual acuity is not the same in both eyes; lazy eye |
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astigmatism |
fuzzy vision caused by the irregular shape of one or both eyeballs |
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blepharoconjunctivitis |
inflammation of the palepbral conjuctiva |
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blepharoptosis |
drooping eyelid |
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blepharospasm |
involuntary contraction of the eyelid |
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cataract |
complete or partial opacity of the eyelid |
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dacryocele |
herniated lacrimal sac |
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blepharitis |
inflammation of the eyelid |
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blepharoplegia |
paralysis of the eyelid |
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dacryocystitis |
inflammation of the tear sac |
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DACRYOLITH |
a stone in the lacrimal apparatus |
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dacryorrhea |
excessive discharge of tears |
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gluacoma |
disease of the eye characterized by increased intraocular pressure and atrophy of the optic nerve |
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hordeolum |
a sty on the eyelid |
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hyperopia |
farsightedness |
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iridomalacia |
softening of the iris |
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keratitis |
inflammation of the cornea |
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lacrimation |
excessive tearing |
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myopia |
nearsightedness |
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oculodynia |
pain in the eyeball |
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oculopathy |
eye disease |
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ophthalmolith |
a stone in the lacrimal apparatus |
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ophthalmomalacia |
softening of the eyeball |
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presbyopis |
farsightedness resulting from loss of elasticity of the lens due to aging |
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scleroiritis |
inflammation of the sclera and iris |
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strabismus |
lack of parallelism in the visual axes, crossed eyes |
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xerophthalmia |
dry eyes |
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ophthalmologist |
physician who's specialty is the diagnosis and treatment of eye disorders |
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ophthalmology |
study of the eye |
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optician |
maker of lenses |
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optometrist |
trained in examining the eyes and prescribing corrective lenses |
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optometry |
science of examining eyes for impaired vision |
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ophthalmoscope |
device for examining the interior of the eyeball |
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opthalmoscopy |
examination of the eye with an opthalmoscope |
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refraction |
deflection of a ray of light into the eye for accommodation or correction of vision |
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phalcolysis |
destruction of lens |
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anacusis |
total deafness |
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conductive hearing loss |
hearing loss caused by interference with sound transmission in the external auditory canal, middle ear, or ossicles |
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labyrinthitis |
inflammation of the labyrinth |
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meniere syndrome |
chronic disease of the inner ear |
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otosclerosis |
abnormal condition of hardening of the ear |
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sensorineural hearing loss |
hearing loss caused by neural condition |
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tinnitus |
sensation of ringing noises in the ears |
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vertigo |
dizziness |
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audiologist |
specialist in sound hearing |
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otorhinolaryngologist |
specialist in diagnosis and treatment of the ear, nose, and throat disorders |
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audiogram |
record or picture of a sound test |
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audiometer |
electrical device for measuring hearing |
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audiometry |
measuring hearing with a device |
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cochlear implant |
surgically implanted hearing aid |
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rinne test |
hearing test using a tuning fork checks the difference in bone and air conduction |
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turning fork |
an instrument that vibrates when struck |
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Weber test |
hearing test using a tuning fork distinguishes between conductive and senorineural hearing loss |