Accessory organs of vision terms and abbreviations Flashcards by Ryan Ferido

Q

small canal

A

canaliculus

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angle

A

cantho

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Q

tear gland

A

dacryoaden

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Q

tear sac

A

dacryocyst

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Q

tear

A

lacrima

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Q

eyelid

A

palpebra

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Q

eyelashes

A

cilia

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Q

membrane under the eyelids

A

conjunctiva

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Q

produces tears

A

lacrimal gland

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stored lacrimal gland

A

lacrimal sac

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Q

inflammation of eyelid

A

blepharitis

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eyelid is drooping

A

blepharoptosis

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inflammation of sebaceous gland; stye

A

hordeolum

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flesh that grows in conjunctiva

A

pterygium

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Q

cross-eyed

A

esotropia

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wall-eyed

A

exotropia

Q

repairing the eyelids

A

blepharoplasty

Q

eye muscle surgery

A

repair of strabismus

Q

swollen eyelids

A

bleplaredema

Q

excess blood in the eye

A

hyperemia

Q

watering of eyes

A

lacrimation

Q

change of focus

A

accomodation

Q

test of lens strength

A

diopter

Q

look at eyes with a scope

A

ophthalmoscopy

Q

measuring ocular pressure

A

tonometry

Q

X-ray of tear ducts

A

distention dacryocystography

Q

IOP

A

intraocular pressure

Q

OD

A

right eye

Q

OS

A

left eye

Q

IOL

A

intraocular lens

Q

PRRE

A

pupils round, regular, and equal

Q

PRRLA

A

pupils round, reactive to light, and accommodation