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82 Cards in this Set
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Aden/o |
Gland |
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Ambly/o |
Dull, dim |
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Angi/o |
Vessel |
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Blast/o |
Immature |
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Blephar/o |
Eyelid |
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Chromat/o |
Color |
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Corne/o |
Cornea |
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Cry/o |
Cold |
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Cycl/o |
Ciliary body |
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Cyst/o |
Sac |
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Dacry/o |
Tears |
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Dipl/o |
Double |
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Emmetr/o |
Correct, proper |
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Esthesi/o |
Sensation, feeling |
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Glauc/o |
Gray |
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Ir/o |
Iris |
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Irid/o |
Iris |
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Kerat/o |
Cornea |
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Lacrim/o |
Tears |
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Macul/o |
Macula lutea |
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Mi/o |
Lessening |
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Myc/o |
Fungus |
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Mydr/i |
Widening |
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Nyctal/o |
Night |
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Ocul/o |
Eye |
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Ophthalm/o |
Eye |
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Opt/o |
Eye, vision |
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Optic/o |
Eye, vision |
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Papill/o |
Optic disk |
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Phac/o |
Lens |
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Phot/o |
Light |
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Presby/o |
Old age |
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Pupill/o |
Pupil |
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Retin/o |
Retina |
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Scler/o |
Sclera |
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stigmat/o |
Point |
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Ton/o |
Tone |
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Uve/o |
Choroid |
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Xer/o |
Dry |
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Eso- |
Inward |
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Exo- |
Outward |
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Myo- |
To shut |
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Acous/o |
Hearing |
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Audi/o |
Hearing |
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Audit/o |
Hearing |
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Aur/o |
Ear |
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Auricul/o |
Ear |
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Cerumin/o |
Cerumen |
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Cochle/o |
Cochlea |
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Myc/o |
Fungus |
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Myring/o |
Tympanic membrane |
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Ot/o |
Ear |
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Presby/o |
Old age |
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Py/o |
Pus |
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Salping/o |
Auditory tube |
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Staped/o |
Stapes |
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Tympan/o |
Tympanic membrane |
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Vestibul/o |
Vestibule |
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-emetic |
Pertaining to vomiting |
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-cusis |
Hearing |
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-rrhagia |
Abnormal flow |
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-rhexis |
Rupture |
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-rrhea |
Discharge |
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-rrhaphy |
Suture |
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Cerumen |
Earwax |
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Ossicles |
3 tiny bones in the middle ear |
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The three types of ossicles are... |
Malleus, incus, stapes |
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Photoreceptors |
Rods and cones of the retina. Converts images into neurological impulses |
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Visual acuity |
Letter and number eye test |
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Peripheral vision |
Ability to see movement outside the line of sight. Responsibility of the rods |
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Conjunctivitis |
Pink eye |
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Tinnitus |
Ringing, buzzing, roaring, or clicking noise |
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Gustation |
Taste; a chemical sense perceived by special receptors (taste buds) |
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Taste vs flavor |
Flavor has to do with your taste buds combined with smell |
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Umami |
Sensation of savory |
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Olfaction |
Smell |
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Olfactory complex |
Main sensory organ of smell. Translates odors into neural impulses |
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Hyperosmia |
Hypersensitivity to odors |
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Anosmia |
Absence of sense of smell |
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Tacticoception |
Touch; the ability to feel objects |
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Mechanoreceptors |
Neurons that convert touch into electrical signals for the brain |
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Nociceptors |
Pain receptors |