Senses Like Eys And Ears

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THERE ARE 3 LAYERS OF THE EYE. WHAT ARE THEY

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SCLERA (OUTER EYE)
CHOROID (MIDDLE AREA)
RETINA (INNER LAYERA)

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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE SCLERA

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WHITE OF EYE
CORNEA, FRONT TRANSPARENT PORTION OF THE SCLERA AND LIES OVER THE IRIS

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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE CHOROID

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PIGMENT LAYER
CILIARY MUSCLE AND IRIS ON THE FRONT PORITON OF LAYER
CONTRACTS

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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE RETINA

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RODS AND CONES
CONJUNTIVA
LENS
FLUIDS

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WHAT PROVIDES NIGHT VISION

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RODS

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WHAT PROVIDES DAY AND COLOR VISION

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CONES

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WHAT COVERS THE FRONT OF THE SCLERA AND LINES THE EYELID

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CONJUNCTIVA

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WHAT IS BEHIND THE PUPIL AND FOCUSES LIGHT

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LENS

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WHAT FLUID IS IN FRONT OF THE LENS

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AQUEOUS HUMOR

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WHAT FLUID IS BEHIND THE LENS

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VITREOUS HUMOR

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WHAT ARE THE 3 DIVISIONS OF THE EAR

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EXTERNAL
MIDDLE
INNER

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THE EXTERNAL EAR CONSISTS OF THE

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AURICLE (PINNA)
EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL

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THE MIDDLE EAR CONSISTS OF

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TYMPANIC MEMBRANE
OSSICLES: MALLEUS, INCUS, STAPES
EUSTACHIAN TUBE, WHICH LEADS TO THE PHARYNX

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THE INNER EAR CONSISTS OF

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VERIBULE
SIMICIRCULAR CANALS/VESTIBULAR APPARATUS
COCHLEA

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WHERE ARE THE OLFACTORY SENSE RECEPTORS LOCATED

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IN THE NASAL CAVITY

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WHAT CRANIAL NERVE ARE THEOLFACTORY SENSE RECEPTORS FOUND ON

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CRANIAL NERVE 1

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ANOTHER WORD FOR TASTE IS

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GUSATORY

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WHAT CRANIAL NERVES ARE THE TASTE BUDS FOUND ON

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7 & 9

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TOUCH RECEPTORS ARE CALLED

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MECHANORECEPTORS

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THE MEISSNER CORPUSCLES ARE FOR

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TOUCH

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THE PACINIAN CORPUSCLES ARE FOR

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PRESSURE

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THE PROPRIOCEPTORS ARE FOR

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POSITION AND ORIENTATION

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THE THERMORECEPTORS ARE FOUND UNDER THE SKIN AND ARE FOR

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SENSING TEMPERATURE CHANGE

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THE NOCICEPTORS ARE FOR

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PAIN AND FOUND IN THE SKIN AND INTERNAL ORGANS

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AMBI/O

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DIM

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AUDI/O

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HEARING

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BLEPHAR/O

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EYELID

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COR/O CORE/O

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PUPIL

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DACRY/O

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TEAR

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ESSI/O ESTHESI/O

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SENSATION

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IR/O

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IRIS

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KERAT/O

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CORNEA

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MYRING/O

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EAR DRUM

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OCUL/O

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EYE

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OT/O

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EAR

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PALPEBR/O

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EYELID

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PAPILL/O

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OPTIC NERVE

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PHAC/O

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EYE LENS

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PHAK/O

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EYE LENS

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STAPED/O

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STAPES

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TYMPAN/O

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EAR DRUM

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UVE/O

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UVEA

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VITRE/O

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GLASSY

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ESO

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INWARD

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EXO

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OUTWARD

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OPIA

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VISION

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TROPIA

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TO TURN

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AD

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RIGHT EAR

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AS

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LEFT EAR

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AU

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BOTH EARS

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OD

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RIGHT EYE

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OS

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LEFT EYE

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OU

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EACH EYE

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THOSE PARTS OF THE EYE IN THE FRONT OF AND INCLUDING THE LENS, ORBIT, EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES AND EYELID

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ANTERIOR SEGMENT

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EXCISION OF A PORTION OF THE TEMPORAL BONE

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APICECTOMY

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CONDITION IN WHICH THE REFRACTIVE SURFACES OF THE EYE ARE UNEQUAL

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ASTIGMATISM

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CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL

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AURAL ATRESIA

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OPAQUE COVERING ON OR IN THE LENS

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CATARACT

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TUMOR THAT FORMS IN THE MIDDLE EAR

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CHOLESTEATOMA

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THE LINING OF THE EYELIDS AND COVERING OF THE SCLERA

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CONJUNCTIVA

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NARROWING OF THE LACRIMAL DUCT

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DACRYOSTENOSIS

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REMOVAL OF AN ORGAN OR OGANS FROM A BODY CAVITY

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ENUCLEATION

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CONNECTIVE COVERING OF THE SCLERA

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EPISCLERA

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REMOVAL OF AN ORGAN ALL IN ONE PIECE

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EXENTERATION

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PROTRUCTION OF THE EYEBALL

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EXOPTHALMOS

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BONY GROWTH

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EXOSTOSIS

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CREATION OF A NEW OPENING IN THE INNER WALL OF THE MIDDLE EAR

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FENESTRATION

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EYE DISEASES THAT ARE CHARACTERIZED BY AN INCREASE OF INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE

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GLAUCOMA

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FARSIGHTEDNESS, EYEBALL IS TOO SHORT FORM THE FRONT TO THE BACK

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HYPEROPIA

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SOFTENING OF THE CORNEA ASSOCIATED IWTH A DEFICIENCY OF VITAMIN A

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KERATOMALACIA

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SURGICAL REPAIR OF THE CORNEA

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KERATOPLASTY

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INNER CONNECTING CAVITIES SUCH AS THE INTERNAL EAR

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LABYRINTH

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INNER EAR INFLAMMATION

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LABYRINTHITIS

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RELATED TO TEARS

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LACRIMAL

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REMOVAL OF THE MASTOID BONE

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MASTOIDECTOMY

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CONDITION THAT CAUSES DIZZINESS, RINGING IN THE EARS, AND DEAFNESS

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MENIERE'S DISEASE

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NEARSIGTHTEDNESS, EYEBALL IS TOO LONG FORM FRONT TO BACK

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MYOPIA

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INCISION INTO THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE

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MYRINGOTOMY

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ORBIT, EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES, AND EYELID

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OCULAR ADNEXA

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EXAMINATION OF THE INTERIOR OF THE EYE BY MEANS OF A SCOPE ALSO KNOWN AS FUNDOSCOPY

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OPTHALMOSCOPY

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NONINFECITIOUS INFLAMMATION OF THE MIDDLE EAR, SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA PRODUCES LIQUID DRAINAGE (NOT PURULENT) AND SUPPURATIVE OTITS MEDIA PRODUCES PURULENTA(PUS) MATTER

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OTITS MEDIA

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INSTRUMENT USED TO EXAMINE THE EAR

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OTOSCOPE

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SWELLING OF THE OPTIC DISK (PAPILLA)

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PAILLEDEMA

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THOSE PARTS OF THE EYE BEHIND THE LENS

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POSTERIOR SEGMENT

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OUTER COVERING OF THE EYE

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SCLERA

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EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE DEVIATION RESULTING IN UNEQUAL VISUAL AXES

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STARBISMUS

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SUTURING TOGETHER OF EYELIDS

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TARSORRHAPHY

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RINGING IN THE EARS

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TINNITUS

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CREATES AN OPENING IN MASTOID FOR DRAINAGE ANTROSTOMY

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TRANSMASTOID

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FREEING OF ADHESIONS OF THE TYMPANIC MEMEBRANS

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TYMPANOLYSIS

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TEST OF THE INNER EAR USING AIR PRESSURE

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TYMPANOMETRY

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INSERTION OF VENTILATION TUBE INTO THE TYMPANUM

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TYMPANOSTOMY

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VASCULAR TISSUE OF THE CHOROID, CILLARY BODY AND IRIS

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UVEAL

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DIZZINESSS

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VERTIGO

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THE MIDDLE LAYER OF THE EYE

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CHOROID

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THE COVERING OF THE FRONT OF THE SCLERA AND LINING OF THE EYELID

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CONJUNCTIVA

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A BONE OF THE MIDDLE EAR
1. COCHLEA
2. STAPES
3. MALLEUS
4. INCUS

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COCHLEA

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THIS CRANIAL NERVE CONTROLS THE SENSE OF SMELL

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CRANIAL NERVE I

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PART OF THE INNER EAR
1. PINNA
2. VESTIBULE
3. SEMICIRCULAR CANALS
4. COCHLEA

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PINNA

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THESE RECEPTORS REACT TO TOUCH

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MECHANORECEPTORS

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THESE RECEPTORS REACT TO POSITION AND OREINTATION

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PROPRIOCEPTORS

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COMBINING FORM THAT MEANS EYELID

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BLEPHAR/O

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COMBINING FORM MEANING EYE LENS

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PHAK/O

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ABBREVIATON MEANS THE PUPILS ARE ROUND, REACTIVE TO LIGHT, EQUAL AND REACTIVE TO ACOMMODATIONS

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PERRLA

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THIS CONDITION CAN BE ACQUIRED OR CONGENITAL AND RESULTS IN IRREGULAR CURVATURE OF THE REFRACTIVE SURFACES OF THE EYE

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ASTIGMATISM

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IN THIS CONDITION THE EYEBALL IS SHORTER THEN NORMAL AND RESULTS IN BEING ABLE TO SEE OBJECTS IN THE DISTANCE BUT NOT CLOSE UP

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HYPEROPIA

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RAPID, INVOLUMTARY EYE MOVEMENT IS THE PREDOMINANT SYMPTOM OF THIS CONDITION

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NYSTAGMUS

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AGE-RELATED FAR SIGHTEDNESS IS

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PRESBYOPIA

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ANOTHER NAME FOR A STYE IS

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HORDEOLUM

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AN INFLAMMATION OF THE CORNEA THAT IS CAUSED BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS IS

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KERATITIS

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IN THIS CONDITION THERE IS DESTRUCTION OF THE FOVEA CENTRALIS

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KERATITIS

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IN THIS CONDITION THERE IS DESTRUCTION OF THE FOVEA CENTRALIS

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MACULAR DEGENERATION

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THIS IS AN INFECTION THAT OCCURS IN THE MIDDLE EAR CAVITY

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OTITIS MEDIA

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THE HEARING LOSS THAT CAN BE DUE TO A LESION ON THE COCHLEA IS

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SENSORINEURAL

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THIS CONDITION IS ALSO KNOWN AS PERCEPTIVE DEAFNESS

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SENSORINEURAL