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The Special Senses

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show Inflammation of the eyelids margins; redness, swelling, burning, and itching  
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Blepharoptosis   show
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Cataract   show
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Conjunctivitis   show
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Ectropion   show
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Exophthalmia   show
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Hemianopia   show
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Glaucoma   show
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Hordeolum   show
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show Farsighted  
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Myopia   show
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show Vertical, horizontal, rotary or mixed rhythmic involuntary movement of the eye. caused by alcohol or certain drugs, lesions on the brain or inner ear  
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show Refractive error occurs after age forty when the lens of the eye can't focus on an image accurately due to its decreasing loss of elasticity resulting in firmer and more opaque tears  
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Pterygium   show
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show Cross eye or convergent strabismus  
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Meniere's Disease   show
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Acute Otitis Media   show
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show Double vision caused by each eye focusing separately  
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Blepharospasm   show
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show Paralysis of the ciliary muscle of the eye  
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Dacryoadenitis   show
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show An agent that causes the pupil of the eye to constrict  
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show An agent that causes the pupil of the eye to dilate  
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show Abnormal sensitivity to light (especially by the eyes)  
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show Inflammation of the inner ear  
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show Pain in the ear; earache  
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Purulent   show
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show Surgical repair of the eardrum  
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show Drainage from the ear; associated with ear inflammation  
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Tinnitus   show
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show Surgical incision of the eardrum  
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Mastoiditis   show
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Presbycusis   show
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Vertigo   show
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show Swimmer's ear; inflammation of the outer or external ear canal  
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show A condition in which the footplate of the stapes becomes immobile and secured to the oval window resulting in hearing loss  
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Otoplasty   show
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show Process used in determining intraocular pressure by calculating the resistance of the eyeball to an applied force causing indentation  
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show Process used in measuring how well an individual can hears various frequencies of sound waves  
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show a recording of the faintest sounds an individual can hear  
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show The instrument used to examine the eyes  
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Retinopethy   show
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show Pertaining to sound or hearing  
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show The process of measuring how well an individual hares various frequencies of sound waves  
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show Inflammation of the middle ear  
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show The use of an otoscope to view and examine the tympanic membrane and various parts of the outer ear  
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show Physician who specializes in the study of diseases of the eye  
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show White portion which gives shape to the eyeball and also protects the eye  
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Iris   show
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show is the black circle at the center of the eye. it controls the amount of light entering the eye  
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Conjunctiva   show
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lacrimal Gland   show
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show the transparent layer beneath the conjunctiva which covers the iris  
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Audiologist   show
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show is the truth organ of hearing  
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