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blephar/o

eyelid

-cusis

hearing

irid/o, ir/i, ir/o, irit/o

iris, colored part of the eye

kerat/o

horny, hard, cornea

myring/o, tympan/o

tympanic membrane, eardrum, middle ear

ophthalm/o, opt/o

eye, vision

-opia

vision condition

phak/o, phac/o

lens of eye

presby/o

old age

retin/o

retina, net

scler/o

sclera, white of eye, hard

trop/o

turn, change

pinn/i

outer ear

labyrinth/o

inner ear

acous/o, acoust/o, audi/o, audit/o, ot/o

ears

dacryocyst/o, lacrim/o

lacrimal apparatus

OD = oculus dexter

abbreviation for right eye

OS = oculus sinister

abbreviation for left eye

OU = oculus uterque

abbreviation for each eye

bin-

two

canth

corner of the eye

tars

edge of the eyelid

extra-

on the outside

emmetr

proper measure

-metrist

one who measures

-ptosis

dropp, sag

ec-

out

en-

in

conjunctiv

conjunctiva

dacry/o

tear

uve

uvea

corne, kerat

cornea

anis/o

unequal

cor

pupil

phot

light

-opsia

view of

mio-

smaller

-sis

abnormal condition

mydrias

dilation of the pupil

papill

nipplelike

macul

spot

dipl

double

mon/o

one

chromat

color

nyctal

night

eso-

inward

exo-

outward

ametr

out of proportion

ambly

dim, dull

e-

out of

nucle

nucleus

-ation

action

vitr

vitreous humor

lens

lens

-mileusis

carving

py/o

puss

myc

fungus

bar/o

pressure

cholesteat

cholesterol

-sclerosis

abnormal hardening

aur, ot/o

hearing

staped

stapes

fenestr/a

window

abbreviation for right ear
AD; auris dexter
abbreviation for left ear
AS; auris sinister
abbreviation for each ear
AU; auris uterque
-ory, -tic
pertaining to