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Sclera
outermost layer of the eye; touch, fibrous coat that forms a protective covering for the delicate nerves and membranes beneath
Cornea
Anterior, visible and transparent portion of the sclera
Conjunctiva
an extension of the lining of the eyelids
Palpebral conjunctiva
portion of the conjunctiva that lines the eyelids
Bulbar conjunctiva
membrane covering the sclera
Fornix conjunctivae
loose fold connecting the palpebral conjunctiva and the bulbar conjunctiva
Xerosis
hardening and drying of the epithelium throughout the body
Xerophthalmia
Xerosis of the conjunctiva and cornea
Keratomalacia
softening of the cornea
Uvea
middle layer of the eye; vascular layer; dark brown tissue
What is the uveal tract composed of?
Iris, the ciliary body, and the choroid
Tonometer
instrument that measures intraocular pressure; can detect glaucoma
Retina
outgrowth of the optic nerve; innermost layer of the eye; thin, transparent sheet of neural tissue that lines the inner aspect of the posterior two-thirds of the eye
Tritanopia
color blindness in which blue and yellow appear gray
Deuternaopia
Green blindness
Protanopia
lack of sensitivity in the cones that are sensitive to red
Myopia
nearsightedness
Hyperopia
farsightedness
Astigmatism
the lens or the cornea is egg shaped rather than spherical, causing some of the light rays to focus behind the retina and some to focus in front of it
-oma
Noun-forming suffix
In the terminology of ophthalmology it often denotes abnoramalities
Blephar-
Combining Form
eyelid
Choroid-
Combining Form
[skinlike] choroid
Cor(e)-
Combining Form
[girl] pupil (of the eye)
Cycl-
Combining Form
circle; the ciliary body
Dacry-
Combining Form
tear; lacrimal sac or duct
Herpes, Herpet-
Combining Form
[shingles] herpes, a creeping skin disease
Ir(id)-
Combining Form
[rainbow] iris
Junct-
Combining Form
join
Kerat-
Combining Form
[hort] cornea
Lacrim-
Combining Form
tear
My-
Combining Form
close, shut
Ocul-
Combining Form
eye
Op(s)-
Combining Form
vision
Ophthalm-
Combining Form
eye
Opt-
Combining Form
[seen] vision, eye
Phac-, Phak-
Combining Form
[lentil] lens
Ret-, Retin-
Combining Form
[net] retina; network, plexus
Stigm-, Stigmat-
Combining Form
point, mark, spot
Xer-
Combining Form
dry