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5 external structures of the eye

Orbit


Muscles


Eyelids


Conjunctiva


Lacrimal apparatus

The orbit is lined with this and it cushions the eyeball

Fatty tissue

The optic foramen is an opening for what 2 things

Optic nerve


Ophthalmic artery

2 functions of the muscles of the eye

Support


Rotary movement

Each eye has a pair of eyelids that function to protect the eyeball from what 3 things

Foreign particles


Intense light


Impact

Describe the conjunctivitis and state its function

Mucus membrane that acts as a protective covering for the exposed surface of the eyeball

Define lacrimal apparatus

Structure that produces, stores and removes the tears that lubricate the eye

The 3 internal structures of the eye

Eyeball


Its structures


Nerve fibers

The eyeball is the organ of

Vision

The point at which nerve fibers from the retina converge to firm the optic nerve

Optic disk

Define accommodation

Process of sharpening the focus of light on the retina

White of the eye

Sclera

Colored membrane attached to the ciliary body

Iris

Watery fluid

Aqueous humor

Opening in the center of the eye

Pupil

Jellylike material

Vitreous humor

Middle layer of the eyeball

Uvea

Transparent anterior portion of the eyeball

Cornea

Innermost layer of the eyeball

Retina

Photoreceptor cells

Rods and cones

Colorless crystalline body

Lens

A

Lack of, without

En

In

Eso

Inward

Intra

Within

Ex(o)

Out

An

Lack of

Bi

Two

Em

In

Hyper

Beyond

Tri

Three

Hemi

Half

Retro

Behind

Ambly/o

Dull

Blephar/o

Eyelid

Conjunctiv/o

To join, together, conjunctiva

Corne/o

Cornea

Cycl/o

Ciliary body

Dipl/o

Double

Kerat/o

Cornea

Lent/o

Lens

Ophthalm/o

Eye

Orth/o

Straight

Phot/o

Light

Xen/o

Foreign material

Anis/o

Unequal

Choroid/o

Choroid

Cor/o

Pupil

Cry/o

Cold

Dacry/o

Tear, lacrimal duct, tear duct

Irid/o

Iris

Lacrim/o

Tear, lacrimal duct, tear duct

Mi/o

Less, small

Opt/o

Eye

Phac/o

Lens

Retin/o

Retina

Xer/o

Dry

Al

Pertaining to

Ary

Pertaining to

Ar

Pertaining to

Blast

Germ cell

iasis

Condition

Gram

Mark, record

ia

Condition

ician

A specialist

ism

Condition

Itis

Inflammation

lysis

Destruction, to separate

Meter

Instrument to measure

Opia

Sight, vision

Pathy

Disease

Plasty

Surgical repair

Ptosis

Prolapse, drooping

Tic

Pertaining to

Us

Structure

Ectomy

Surgical excision

Graphy

Recording

ic

Pertaining to

ion

Process

ist

One who specializes

Logy

Study of

Plasia

Formation

Oma

Tumor

Osis

Condition

Phobia

Fear

Plegia

Stroke, paralysis

Scope

Instrument for examining

Tomy

Incision

Dullness of vision

Amblyopia

Pertaining to having two foci

Bifocal

Drooping of the upper eyelids

Blepharoptosis

Pertaining to the cornea

Corneal

Tumor-like swelling caused by obstruction of the tear ducts

Dacryoma

Double vision

Diplopia

Normal or perfect vision

Emmetropia

Pertaining to within the eye

Intraocular

Inflammation of the cornea

Keratitis

Surgical repair of the cornea

Keratoplasty

Pertaining to tears

Lacrimal

Pertaining to the eye

Ocular

Unusual intolerance to light

Photophobia

Disorder of the eye in which the optic axis cannot be directed to the same object

Strabismus

Disease of the retinal vessels present in premature infants

Retrolental fibroplasia

Process of using ultrasound to disintegrate a cataract

Phacoemulsification

Use of a laser to treat retinal detachment and/or retinal bleeding

Photocoagulation

Device used to detect color blindness

Anomaloscope

Turning inward of the margin of the lower eyelid

Entropion

Surgical procedure performed to correct myopia

Radial keratotomy

Inability to see half of the field of vision

Hemianopia

Hordeolum

Sty(e)

Opacity of the crystalline lens or its capsule

Cataract

When opacity of the crystalline lens occurs in an older adult

Cataract

A process of using ultrasound to integrate the lens

Phacoenulsification

Increased intraocular pressure

Glaucoma

Double vision

Diplopia

Surgical excision of a portion of the iris

Iridectomy

Pertain to tears

Lacrimal

Pertaining to an agent that causes the pupil to contract

Miotic

Condition in which the individual has difficulty seeing at night

Nyctalopia

Study of the eye

Ophthalmology

Unusual intolerance to light

Photophobia

Any disease of the retina

Retinopathy

Condition of in-growing eyelashes that rub against the cornea

Trichiasis

Pertaining to the second or vascular part of the eye

Uveal

Dullness of vision

Amblyopia

Drooping of the upper eyelids

Blepharoptosis

Paralysis of the ciliary muscle

Cycloplegia

Tumor-like swelling caused by obstruction of the tear duct

Dacryoma

Instrument used to examine the angle of the anterior chamber of the eye

Gonioscope

Inflammation of the cornea

Keratitis

Process by which the eyes make adjustments to see objects at various distances

Accommodation

Opacity of the crystalline lens or its capsule

Cataract

Turning inward of the margin of the lower eyelid

Entropian

Disease caused by increased intraocular pressure

Glaucoma

Vision defect in which parallel rays come to a focus beyond the retina

Hyperopia

Inflammation of one or more of the sebaceous glands of the eyelid

Sty(e)

Process of measuring the forward protrusion of the eye

Exophthalmometry

Process of measuring the cornea

Keratometry

Used to identify changes in the blood vessels in the eye and to distinguish systemic diseases

Ophthalmoscopy

Process of measuring the intraocular pressure of the eye

Tonometry

Process used to measure the acuteness or sharpness of vision

Visual acuity

Accommodation (abb)

Acc

EM (abb)

Emmetropia

Hy (abb)

Hyperopia

Intraocular (abb)

IOL

Esotropia (abb)

ST

MY (abb)

Myopia

VA (abb)

Visual acuity

IOP (abb)

Intraocular pressure

Retrolental fibroplasias (abb)

RLF

XT (abb)

Exotropia

What type of medication is Vigamox

Antibiotic

What type of medication is Zymar

Antibiotic