Seeing And Hearing Chapter 14 Vet Term

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Response for vision

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Ocular system

Front 2

Receptor organs for sight

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Eyes

Front 3

Opt/i

Back 3

Eye/ sight

Front 4

Opt/o

Back 4

Eye/ sight

Front 5

Optic/o

Back 5

Eye/sight

Front 6

Opcul/o

Back 6

Eye/sight

Front 7

Opthalm/o

Back 7

Eye/ sight

Front 8

Outside the eyeball

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Extraocular

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Within the eternal

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Intraocular

Front 10

Around the eyeball

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Periocular

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Bony cavity of the skull that contains the eyeball

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Orbit

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Each eye has an upper and a lower eyelid to protect the eye from injury, foreign material, and excessive light

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Eyelids

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Eyelids:

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Palpebra

Blephar/o

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Edge of each eyelid gas hairlike structures called cilia

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Eyelashes

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Mucous membranes that lines the underside of each eyelid

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Conjunctive

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Structures that produce, store, and remove tears

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Lacrimal apparatus

Front 17

Lacrym/o

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Teardrop, tear duct, or lacrimal duct

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Dacry

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Tear drop

Front 19

Sphere with multilayered walls

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Eyeball or globe or orb

Front 20

Fibrous outer layer of the eye that maintains the shape of the eye

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Sclera

- white of the eye

Front 21

Opaque middle layer the eyeball that contains blood vessels, iris, pupil, lens, And ciliary body

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Choroid

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Brightly colored iridescent reflecting tissue layer of the choroid

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Tapetum lucidum

Front 23

Circular opening in the center of iris

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Pupil

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Clear flexible, curved, capsule located behind the iris and pupil

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Lens

Front 25

Thickened extension of the choroid that assists in accommodating or adjustment of the lens

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Ciliary lens

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Nervous tissue layer of the eye that receives messages

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Retina

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Process of the eye adjustments for seeing objects at various distances

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Accimmodation

Front 28

Process of the lens bending the light rays to help them focus on the retina

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Refraction

Front 29

Simultaneous inward movement of both eyes

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Convergence

Front 30

Sharpness or acuteness in reference to vision

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Acuity

Front 31

Diagnostic test to detect corneal injury by placing dye on the surface of the cornea

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Fluorescent dye stain

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Instrument used for ophthalmiscopy

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Ophthalmoscope

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Procedure used to examine the interior eye structures

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Ophthalmoscopy

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Diagnostic test in which the eye should blink In response to touch the medial canthus of the eye. This test is used to make neurological assessment of the cranial nerves and to assess depth if anestesia

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Palpebral reflex

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Response of pupil to light

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Pupillary light reflex PLR

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Diagnostic test using a graded paper strip to measure tear production

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Schirmer tear test

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Procedure using and instruments to measure intraocular pressure indirectly

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Tonometry

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OD

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Right eye

Front 39

OU

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Both eyes

Front 40

OS

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Left eye

Front 41

Inflammation of the eyelid

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Blepharitis

Front 42

Cloudiness or opacity of the lens

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Cataracts

Front 43

Inflammation of the conjunctiva

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Conjunctivitis

Front 44

Surface depression on the cornea

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Corneal ulceration

Front 45

Turning out of the eyelid

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Ectropion

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Turning inward of the eyelid

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Entropion

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Excessive tear production

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Epipora

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Group of disorders resulting from elevated intraocular pressure

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Glaucoma

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Inflammation of the cornea and conjunctiva

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Keratoconjunctivitus

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Separation of the nervous layer of the eye from the choroid

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Retinal detachment

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Animals to commonly have cancer in the eye:

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Hereford cattle

Bald face horses

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Common animal to have an injury to their eye:

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Equine eyes,

Trauma due to location of the eyes on the head

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Pink eye

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Conjunctivitis

Front 54

Trauma to cornea

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Corneal ulcers

Fluorescent dye stain

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Equine recurrent uveitis

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Uveitis ERU

"MOON BLINDNESS"

inflammation if the uvea

Paints and appaloosa get it

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Removal of the eyeball

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Enucleation

Front 57

Removal of part or all of the eyelid

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Blepharectomy

Front 58

Repair of the eyelid

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Blepharoplasty

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Repair of the palperbral fissure

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Canthoplasty

Front 60

Allows you to put medication. Directly into the eye when it needs frequent application

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Eye lavage system

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Sensory organs that enables hearing and helps maintain balance

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Ear

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Audit/o

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Ear

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Aud/i

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Ear

Front 64

Ot/o

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Ear

Front 65

Acost/o

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Hearing/sound

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Acous/o

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Sound/hearing

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External portion if the ear that catches sound waves and transmits them to the external auditory canal aka auricle

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Pinna

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Tube that transmits sound from the pinna to the tympanic membrane

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Ear drum

Front 69

Bones in the middle ear that transmits sound

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Auditory ossicles

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Scapes

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Stirrup

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Incus

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Anvil

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Malleus

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Hammer

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State of balance

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Equilibrium

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Procedure used to examine the ear for parasites, irritation to the ear lining, discharge and the integrity of the tympanic membrane

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Ostoscopy

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Instrument used for otoscopy

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Otoscope

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Collection or mass if blood in the outer ear

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Aural hematoma

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Ear pain

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Otalgia

Front 78

Inflammation of the ear

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Otitis

Front 79

Fungal infection of the ear

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Otomycosis

Front 80

Otitis: (3 versions...)

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ExternaMediaInterna

Media

Interna

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Ear discharge

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Otorrhea

Front 82

Sense of dizziness

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Verigo

Front 83

Ear mite

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Otodectes cynotis

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Removal of a part of the ear

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Ablation

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Ex

Ablation

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Ear cropping

Front 86

Total ear canal ablation

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Teca

Ablaction

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Surgical removal of all or part of the eardrun

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Myringectomy

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Surgical repair of the ear

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Otoplasty