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pinna
external ear. outer part.
external auditory canal
2.5cm canal. catches particles. lets sound waves in.
tympanic membrane
eardrum. separates external and middle ear.
ossicles
three bones in ear. malleus. incus. stapes.
semi circular canal
in inner ear. helps maintain balance..
cochlea
snail like shell. contains fluid. fluid carries sound waves from middle ear to auditory nerve.
auditory nerve (acoustic nerve)
carries messages to the brain
eustacian tube
runs from middle ear to back or nose/throat. drains any secretions from middle ear space.
otosclerosis
bones in middle eat become spongy. bones become fixed and less able to pass vibrations.
presbycusis
inner ear condition. impairment in hearing due to aging. loss of high pitched sounds. makes speech seem muffled and unclear.
pupil
opening in middle of iris. pupil size can varie ti let light in.
cornea
round transparent window that covers pupil & iris. allows light into the interior of the eye.
aqueous humour
clear watery fluid which separates the cornea from the lens.
iris
color in eye. regulates amount of light that strikes the retina.
lens
directly behind pupil. focuses image upon retina.
macula
lets you see fine detail in center of vision.
vitreous humour
jelly like substance that fills the eyeball and helps keep its shape.
optic nerve
receves impulses from the retina and transmits them to the brain
scelera
white outer most layer of the eye. protective sheild.
choroid
middle vascular layer. provides blood supply. nourishes.
retina
inner most layer. made up of nerve cells. recieves images and sends them to the optic nerve.
cerumen
earwax
tinnitus
ringing in ears
otitis media
middle ear infection
menieres disease
increased fluid in inner ear. resulting in vertigo. tinnitus. and hearing loss.
vertigo
dizziness
macular degeneration
eye disease that occurs when the macula is damaged. center part that allows you to see fine detail.
retinal detachment
results in visual loss
glaucoma
gradual clouding of the lens of the eye that prevents light from reaching the retina.
presbyopia
impared vision from age.
conjunctivitis
irritation to the inner eye lid. contagious condition "pink eye"
sensory deprivation
lack of stimulation
sensory overload
too much stimulation
care of hearing aids
no hairspray. no steam or vapor. never get it wet. handle carefully. no heat >120F. keep clean from wax. (turn on cup in hand to ear and listen for a whistle)