Pathological Conditions (Eye)

Front 1

Astigmatism

Back 1

Causes blurred vision

Front 2

Blepharitis

Back 2

Inflammation of the eyelids

Front 3

Blepharoptosis

Back 3

Drooping in the eyelids

Front 4

Blindness

Back 4

Loss of the sense of sight

Front 5

Color blindness

Back 5

An inability to perceive visual colors sharply

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Cataract

Back 6

Lens in the eyes becoming progressively cloudy

Front 7

Chalazion

Back 7

A cyst or nodule on the eyelid

Front 8

Conjunctivitis

Back 8

Inflammation of the mucous membrane lining the eyelids and covering the front part of the eyeball "Pink Eye"

Front 9

3 types of conjunctivitis

Back 9

Viral, bacterial, and allergic

Front 10

Corneal Abrasion

Back 10

A disruption of the cornea's surface epithelium

Front 11

Diabetic Retinopathy

Back 11

Disease in the retina, occurs from long term or poorly controlled diabetes mellitus in which the tissues of the retina experience scarring due to ABNORMAL DILATION & CONSTRICTION OF VESSELS, HEMORRHAGES, MICROANEURYSM, & ABNORMAL FORMATION OF NEW VESSELS CAUSING LEAKAGE OF BLOOD INTO THE VITREOUS HUMOR

Front 12

Ectropion

Back 12

Turning out of the eyelash margins (especially in lower eyelid), exposing the eyelid and eyeball surface and lining

Front 13

Entropion

Back 13

Turning in of the eyelash margins (especially the lower margins)

Front 14

Exophthalmia

Back 14

Abnormal protrusion of the eyeballs typically due to an expanded volume of the orbital contents

Front 15

Glaucoma

Back 15

Ocular disorders identified as a group due to the increase in intraocular pressure, causing damage to the optic nerve

Front 16

Hemianopsia

Back 16

Loss of vision or blindness in one-half of the visual field

Front 17

Hordeolum

Back 17

Bacterial infection of an eyelash follicle or sebaceous gland

Front 18

Hyperopia

Back 18

Excessive visual condition on father distances

Front 19

Hyphema

Back 19

Bleed into the anterior chamber of the eye

Front 20

Karitis

Back 20

Corneal inflammation

Front 21

Macular Degeneration

Back 21

Progressive deterioration of the retinal cells in the macular due to aging

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Myopia

Back 22

Nearsighted due to the clarity of close objects

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Nyctalopia

Back 23

Inadequate vision at night or in faint lighting (night blindness)

Front 24

Nystagmus

Back 24

Mixed rhythmic involuntary movements of the eyes caused by use of alcohol or certain drugs

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Ophthalmia Neonatorum

Back 25

Purulent inflammation of the conjuctiva or cornea in the newborn

Front 26

Presbyopia

Back 26

Visual condition of the elderly, where lens cannot focus on an image accurately

Front 27

Pterygium

Back 27

Irregular growth of fibrovascular tissue from the conjunctiva onto the cornea on the nasal side of the cornea

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Retinal Detachment

Back 28

Complete splitting away of the retina from the pigmented vascular layer

Front 29

Retinal Tear

Back 29

Opening in the retina that allows leakage of vitreous humor under the retina

Front 30

Scleritis

Back 30

Inflammation in the white, outside covering of the eyeball

Front 31

Scotoma

Back 31

Area in one or both eyes that has a decreased visual function

Front 32

Strabismus

Back 32

Failure of the eyes to gaze in the same direction due to weakness in the muscles controlling the position of one eye

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Synechia

Back 33

Adhesion in the eye that develops as a complication of trauma, inflammation, or surgery or as a second condition

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Trachoma

Back 34

Infectious eye disease caused by Chlamydia Trachomatis

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Uveitis

Back 35

Inflammation of all the middle vascular layer of the eye