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Question | Answer |
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bleph | eyelid |
ocloculo | eye |
ophthalm | eye |
opis/opia | vision |
opto | vision |
phak | lens |
sclera | tough or hard/outer layer |
ambly | dimness |
od | right/ (D) dexter |
os | left/ (S) sinister |
ou | both (U) union |
tonometer | instrument used to measure |
intraocular pressure | I.O.P. |
accommodation | focusing |
enucleation | removal of part of the eye |
evisceration | removal of the eye (viser=organ) |
anisocoria | inequality of pupils |
exophthalmus | bulging of the eyes |
diploma | double vision |
presbyopia | loss of visual acuity due to aging |
amblyopia | dimness of vision |
aphakia | no lens |
nyctalopia | night blindness |
myopia | near sided |
hyperopia | far sided |
hordeolum | infected eyelash root |
conjunctivitis | pink eye inflamed or red can't open eye for drainage |
purulent drainage | pus |
dacr/o | tears/tear ducts lacrim |
strabismus | when optic axis fails to fall on the same object |
astigmatism | abnormal curvature of the cornea makes objects warped or distorted |
papilledema | swelling around the optic nerve causing temporary blindness |
macular degeneration | lose central vision |
diabetic retinopathy | disease of the choroid (blood vessels) |
glaucoma | increase in I.O.P. above 20 loses pherial vision |
cataracts | opacity (clouding) of the normally clear lens. |
what parts of the eye do you see through | pupil, choroid, retina, sclera |
sclera | white of the eye -outer layer |
cornea | center outer layer of the eye. 1st layer that light travels through |
iris | a circular muscle that gives pigmentation |
choroid | blood vessels nerve sensation |
retina | layer where vision takes place- nerve impulse |
optic nerve | carries impulses to the brain |
cilliary muscle | can change shape of lens |
which structure gives most acute vision | fovea |
what sits inside the fovea | macula |
name the opening in the center of the iris | pupil |
state the pupil size in dim lights; bright lights | big/dilated ;little/constricted |
thin membrane which covers and protects eyeball | conjunctiva |
function of lacrim gland | forms tears |
location of the anterior cavity | cornea to back of lens |
location of the anterior chamber | cornea to iris |
location of posterior cavity | lens to back of nerve |
location of the posterior chamber | iris to back of lens |
function of the lens | focusing/accommodation |
location and function of the canal of schlemm | anterior cavity drains aqueous humor |
pathway light travel through eye | cornea, pupil, lens, retina, optic nerve, occipital lobe |
the three layers of the eye | sclera, choroid, retina |
the area of the brain in which vision occurs | occipital lobe |
refraction | bending of light |
ingredient of rods and cones | rhodopsin |
when light hits rhodopsin it splits into two chemicals | retinal & opsin which creates electrical stimulas |
specialized nerve cells that only respond to light are | rods and cones |
vitreous humor | jelly-like and is in posterior cavity |
aqueous humor | provides nutrients for all structures in the anterior cavity and picks up waste and gets rid of it too |