Chapter 11- The Eye Flashcards

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biometry

A

the study of numeric observations based on biological observations

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biometrist

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one who is skilled in biometry

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conjunctivia

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inner lining of eyelids

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conjunctivitis

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inflammation of inner lining of eyelids

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cornea

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central transparent part of outer coat of eye covering iris and pupil. Latin: web, tunic

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lacrimal

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pertaining to tears and tear apparatus

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7
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nasolacrimal

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passage from lacrimal sac to nose

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opthamology

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diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the eye

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orbit

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the bony socket that holds the eyeball

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periorbital

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pertaining to tissues around the orbit

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11
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photophobia

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fear of the light due to light sensitivity

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12
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antibiotic

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substance that has the capacity to inhibit the growth of/destroy bacteria

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blepharitis

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inflammation of the eyelid

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blepharoptosis

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drooping of the upper eyelid

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15
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blepharoplasty

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surgical repair of the eyelid

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16
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contagious

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infection that can be transmitted from person to person. Latin: touch closely

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contaminate

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to cause an infectious agent to be on any surface

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hordeolum

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abcess in an eyelash follicle. Latin: stye

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ptosis

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sinking down of the upper eyelid. Greek: drooping

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amblyopia

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failure of/incomplete development of the pathways of vision in the brain

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21
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esotropia

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turning the eye inward toward the nose

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22
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exotropia

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turning the eye outward away from the nose

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23
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extrinsic

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a muscle located entirely outside the structure under consideration

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intrinsic

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a muscle located entirely inside the structure under consideration

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ocular
pertaining to the eye
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optometrist
someone skilled in the measurement of vision
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stereopsis
three-dimensional vision
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strabismus
turning of an eye away from its normal position
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avascular
without a blood supply
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iris
colored portion of the eye with the pupil in its center, greek.
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lens
transparent refractive surface behind the iris
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presbyopia
difficulty in nearsighted vision started in middle and old age
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pupil
opening in the center of the iris that allows light to reach the lens
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refract
bend or change direction of a ray of light
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retina
light-sensitive innermost layer of the eyeball
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sclera
fibrous outer convering of the eyeball and the white of the eye
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scleritis
inflammation of the sclera
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choroid
region of the retina and uvea
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fovea centralis
small pit in the center of the macula that has the highest visual acuity
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macula lutea
yellowish spot on the back of the retina, contains the fovea
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optic
pertaining to the eye or vision
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photoreceptor
a photoreceptor cell receives light and converts it into electrical impulses
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uvea
middle coat of the eyeball, includes the iris, ciliary body, and the choroid. Latin: vascular layer
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uveitis
inflammation of the uvea
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visual acuity
sharpness and clarity of vision
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astigmatism
inability to focus rays of light that enter the eye in different planes
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concave
having a hollowed surface
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convex
a surface that is curved outward
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foramen
an opening through a structure
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hyperopia
able to see distant objects, but not close ones
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in situ
in the correct place
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keratomileusis
(surgery that) cuts and shapes the cornea
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keratomy
inscision in the cornea
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myopia
able to see close objects, but not distant ones
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radial
diverging in all directions from any given center
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cataract
complete or partial opacity of the lens
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flourescein
dye that produces a vivid green color under a blue light (helps diagnose corneal abrasions and foreign bodies in the eye)
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glaucoma
increased intraocular pressure
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intraocular
pertaining to the inside of the eye
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opthalmia neonatorum
conjunctivitis in a newborn's eyes
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pollution
condition that is unclean, impure, and a danger to health
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angiography
radiography of vessels after injection of contrast material
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angiogram
radiogram of vessels after injection of contrast material
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laser surgery
use of a concentrated, intense narrow beam of electromagnetic radiation for surgery
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opthalmoscope
instrument for viewing the retina
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photocoagulation
using light (from a laser beam) to form a clot
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retinoblastoma
malignant neoplasm of primitive retinal cells
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retinopathy
disease of the retina, degenerative
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fundus
part farthest from the opening of a hollow organ
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fundoscopy
examination of the fundus (retina) of the eye
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Ishihara color system
test for color vision defects
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Jaeger reading cards
types of different sizes for testing near vision
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peripheral
pertaining to the periphery or external boundary
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Snellen letter chart
test for acuity of distant vision
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tonometer
instrument for determining intraocular pressure