Eye Flashcards by K L

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Cornea

A

Transparent layer on the front of the eye

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Iris

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Controls the diameter/size of the pupil

Color part

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Anterior Chamber

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Behind the cornea, and. filled with aqueous

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Posterior Chamber

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Sit behind the iris and infant of the lease

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Sclera

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The white matter of the eye

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Retina

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back of inner eye the detects light/color

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Macula

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Center of the retina, light rays are transmitted and transferred to the brain

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Optic Nerve

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Cranial nerve II

Transmit impulses from brain to the retina

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Visual Acuity

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Ability of eye to focus

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Normal Vision

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20/20

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Myopia

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Nearsided/ Cant see far

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Hyperopia

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Farsighted/can’t see near

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Pupil constrict

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Light

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Pupil dilate

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Dark

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Oculomotor

A

III

Follow finger

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Trochlear

A

IV

Down and In

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Abducens

A

VI

Lateral eye movement

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Astigmatism

A

Irregular shape of eye ball

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Hordelum

A

Infection of eye lid

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Blepharitis

A

Inflammation of eye lid

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Orbital Cellulitis

A

Inflammation of eye tissue

From infection from sinuses or blood

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Corneal Laceration

A

Cut over clear part of the eye

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Conjuctivitis

A

Pinkeye

Q

Giant PApilary Conjucntivitis

A

Disease from wearing contacts too long

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Ocular Surface Disease

A

Sjogerns Syndrom

Dry Eye

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Pterygium

A

Growth of pink tissue on the conductive

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Corneal Ulcer

A

Open wound of the cornea

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Cataracts

A

Clouding of the eye

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Vitreous Hemmorrhage

A

Leakage of blood to the posterior chamber

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Papiledema

A

Optic disc swelling

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Coloboma

A

Born with missing pieces of the eye

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Hyphema

A

Pooling of blood inside the anterior chamber

Q

Who specializes in eye and vision care?

A

Ophthalmologist