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57 Cards in this Set
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ambylopia |
lazy eye |
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auricle |
earlobe |
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conductive hearing loss |
hearing loss that has to do with ear canal, drum, and small bones not moving sound correctly |
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exotropia |
opposite of crossed eyed, eye moves outward |
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hyperopia |
farsighted (distant objects seen clearly) |
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macular degeneration |
vision loss. Usually age-related. Has to do with a break down in central vision (retina) |
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myringotomy |
small opening created in eardrum to place tubes to drain |
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otalgia |
ear pain |
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otosclerosis |
abnormal bone growth around the stapes |
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presbycusis |
age-related hearing loss |
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rinne |
hearing test using a low-pitched tuning fork to test conductive hearing with air hearing
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weber |
hearing test to determine if it is conductive or sensorineural |
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astigmatism |
irregular shaped cornea or lense |
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blepharectomy |
insision of the eyelid |
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conjunctivitis |
pink eye |
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glaucoma |
group of eye diseases that lead to blindness, usually associated with high intraocular pressure |
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labyrinth |
maze of canals in the inner ear |
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Meniere disease |
disorder of inner ear that causes spontaneous episodes of virtigo |
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ophthalmalgia |
pain in the eye |
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otitis media |
infection of the middle ear |
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otoscopy |
examining the ear with an otoscope |
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presbyopia |
loss of flexibility in lense, vision loss associated with aging |
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tinnitus |
ringing in the ears |
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audiometry |
branch of audiology that tests for hearing acuity |
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diabetic retinopathy |
damage to blood vessels in the retina due to diabetes |
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hordeolum |
stye |
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lacrimal |
tear glands |
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myopia |
nearsighted (can't see far away)
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ophthalmologist |
eye specialist/surgeon |
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otoplasty |
ear surgery |
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photophobia |
sensitivity to light |
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retina |
light-sensitive tissue at back of inner eye |
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vertigo |
spinning/ dizziness
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blepharoplasty
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surgical correction of eyelid |
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equilibrium |
balance |
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keratitis |
inflammation of the cornea |
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ophalmoplegia |
paralysis or weakness of an eye muscle |
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blepharoptosis |
drooping eyelid |
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erythropia |
red vision |
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keratotome |
knife used for incisions to the cornea |
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diplopia |
double vision |
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iris |
colored part of eye surrounding pupil, controls how much light goes in |
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tympanitis |
inflammation of tympanic membrane |
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accommodation |
adjustment of the eye to keep object in focus |
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cerumen |
earwax |
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limbus |
edge between cornea and the sclera |
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otitis externa |
swimmer's ear |
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strabismus |
lazy eye |
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canthus |
point of eye where eyelid ends (inner and outer) |
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enophthalmos |
eyeball sunken into the orbital cavity |
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miosis |
contraction of the pupil |
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ptosis |
drooping upper eyelid |
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tragus |
part of ear that extends out in front of ear canal. Often pierced |
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cataract |
cloudy lense |
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exophthalmos |
bulging eye |
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nystagmus |
involuntary eye movement |
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sensorineural hearing loss |
permanent hearing loss due to damage in the cochlea
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