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31 Cards in this Set

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Auditory ossicles

Middle ear bones

Nearsightedness

Myopia (can see near but not far)

Farsightedness

Hyperopia (can see far but not close)

Glaucoma

Intraocular pressure (IOP) disease

Continuous secretion of tears by lacrimal glands

Lacrimation

Eardrum

Tympanic membrane

Outer ear

Pinna

Eustachian tube is responsible for:

Equalizing pressure in the ear

What can cause otitis media?

Eustachian tube dysfunction, bacterial or viral infection of middle ear, nasal inflammation

2 types of deafness

Nerve and conduction

Sclera (white of eye)

Layer of the eye that extends from thr cornea to the optic nerve

Contains specialized cells called rods & cones

Retina

Cataracts

Cloudy, film over eye that impairs the vision

Astigmatism

Condition where the eye is football shaped

Cochlea

Part of the ear that contains cilia and contributes to deafness (aka: body's microphone)

Semicircular canals

Responsible for balance

Pink eye aka:

Conjuctivitis

Conjuctivitis

Inflammation of the conjunctiva (clear membrane that lines the eye)

Blepharitis

Inflammation of the eyelid (along the eyelash line)

Causes of conjunctivitis

Bacteria, virus, allergic rxn, smog, chlorine, contact soln

Iris

Colored portion of eye

Otitis externa

Swimmer's ear

Meniere's disease

Disease of the ear

Functionof rods

Sense light

Function of cones

Sense color

Fovea

Area of sharpest vision

Lens

Adjust shape to bend light rays to help focus images on the retina

Contains many B vessels to nourish retina, absorb light rays

Choroid

Viscous fl that fills eye, helps give shape

Vitreous humor

Optic nerve

Sends pic to brain

Cornea

Transparent layer that covers the iris & pupil