Chapter 13 Flashcards

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ably/o

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dull, dim

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aque/o

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water

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blast/o

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immature embryonic

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blephar/o

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eyelid

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chromat/o

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color

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cycl/o

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ciliary muscle

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dacry/o

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tear, tear duct

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dipl/o

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double

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emmetr/o

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correct, proper

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glauc/o

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gray

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ir/o

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iris

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irid/o

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iris

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kerat/o

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cornea

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macul/o

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macula lueta

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mi/o

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lessening

miopia- sees only close stuff

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mydr/i

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widening

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nyctal/o

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night

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ocul/o
ophthalm/o

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eye

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opt/o
optic/o

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eye vision

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papill/o

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optic disk

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phac/o

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lens

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phot/o

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light

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presby/o

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old age

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pupill/o

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pupil

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retin/o
retina
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scler/o
sclera
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stigmat/o
point
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uve/o
choroid
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vitre/o
glassy
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-ician
specialist
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-metrist
specialist in measuring
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-opia -opsia
vision condition
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-tropia
turned condition
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eso-
inward
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exo-
outward
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myo-
to shut
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acous/o audi/o audit/o
hearing
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aur/o auricul/o
ear
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cerumin/o
cerumen
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cochle/o
cochlea
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myring/o
tympanic membrane (eardrum)
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ot/o
ear
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salping/o
auditory tube
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staped/o
stapes
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-cusis
hearing
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-otia
Ear condition
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Eyeball layers:
Sclera Choroid- retina-
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Sclera
outer/ tough protective
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Cornea
Glassy transparent external surface of the eye, allows light in eye *there's water behind it*
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choroid
middle layer, supplies blood to eye -Iris: color, is what changes size of pupil -Pupil: in center of iris controls light amount - lens: behind iris focuses light into retina
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retina
innermost layer -rods: active in dim luz, gray tone -cones- bright and light, responsible for color vision
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optic nerve
bundle of axons from the retina, external image is transmitted to brain via optic nerve
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Eyelid
protects the eye -eyelashes (cilia) -sebaceous glands
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conjuctiva:
mucous membrane inside of eyelids, produces mucus and tears
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Lacrimal apparatus
produces tears -Lacrimal ducts collect teas -nasolacrimal duct drains into nasal cav
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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Vitreous humor
-semi solid gel between lens and retina
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Refraction is:
Bending of light when it enters a medium where its speed is different. (pencil in water cup; air fast medium-water slow)
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Ciliary body
pulls on edge of lens to accommodate to it can focus light (reading close)
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Vitreous humor
-semi solid gel between lens and retina
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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Ear responsible for:
hearing and equilibrium (semicircular canals and vestibular nerve 8)
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Auricle or pinna
actual oreja, gathers sound
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middle ear
transmits soundwaves to inner ear -contains tiny bones: ossicles they amplify vibrations
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Inner ear
contains sensory receptors for equilibrium and hearing
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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Vitreous humor
-semi solid gel between lens and retina
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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Vitreous humor
-semi solid gel between lens and retina
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External ear
transmits soundwaves to middle ear
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External ear
transmits soundwaves to middle ear
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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Vitreous humor
-semi solid gel between lens and retina
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Aqueous humor
Watery fluid between cornea and lens
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External ear
transmits soundwaves to middle ear
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tympanic membrane:
eardrum
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ossicles 3:
Malleus Incus Stapes
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Eustachian tube
regulates pressure between mid ear and outside
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How we see:
Lights passes: cornea, pupil, aqueous humor, lens, vitreous humor, Retina= stike cones and rods
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Vision requires 4 mechanisms
1. Coordination of external eye muscles so both eyes move together 2. Correct amount of light admitted by pupil 3. Correct focus of light on retina by lens 4. Optic nerve transmitting sensory images to brain
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Path of sound:
outer ear and middle ear and into cochlea of inner ear - waves strike eardrum causing it to vibrate -
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Cochlea
sound processing (hearing)
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Semicircular canals
angular or rotational acceleration (are filled with fluid)
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nystagmus
involuntary eye movement
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Radiolucent:
Xrays go thru and image apears dark
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Radiopaque
xrays light dont pass thry so bones appear light in color
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strabismus
eye muscle weakness
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hordeolum
sty
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Ménière’s disease
Abnormal condition within the labyrinth of the inner ear that can lead to a progressive loss of hearing