L 13 Analyze & Define Flashcards

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achromatopsia

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complete color blindness

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amblyopia

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unilateral or bilateral decrease of best corrected vision in an otherwise healthy eye

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3
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anisometropia

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condition in which the refractive power of the eyes is unequal

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4
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anisopia

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condition in which the visual power of the eyes is unequal

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5
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ankyloblepharon

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adhesion of the edges of the upper eyelid to the lower one

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6
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binocular

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pertaining to both eyes

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7
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blepharism

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twitching or blinking of the eyelids

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8
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blepharostat

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a device for separating the eyelids during an operation

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9
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chloropia

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sign of digitalis toxicity in which viewed objects appear green

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choroid

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the dark blue vascular layer of the eye between the sclera and retina

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11
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corestenoma

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narrowing of the pupil

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12
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cyclokeratitis

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inflammation of both the cornea and the uveal tract

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13
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dacryohemorrhea

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discharge of bloody tears

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14
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enophthalmos

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recession of the eyeball into the orbit

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15
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herpes facialis

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herpes simplex pertaining to the face

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heterochromia iridis

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different colors of the iris or sector of the iris in the two eyes

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17
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hydrophthalmos

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distention of the eyeball owing to an accumulation of fluid within it

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18
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hypermetropia

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farsightedness

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19
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hypometropia

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nearsightendess

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20
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iralgia

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pain felt in the iris

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21
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iridadenosis

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a glandular infection of the iris

22
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iridocyclectomy

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surgical removal of the iris and ciliary body

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isocoria

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equality of pupillary size

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keratorrhexis

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corneal rupture

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lacrimation
the secretion and discharge of tears
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macropsia
state in which objects that sre seen or felt appear to be greatly magnified
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microphakia
abnormally small crystalline lens
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micropsia
visual disorder in which objects seem smaller than they actually are
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myopia
error in refraction in which light rays are focused in front of the retina, enabling the person to see only a short distance
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nasolacrimal
pertaining to the nose and lacrimal apparatus
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nyctamblyopia
reduction or dimness of vision at night without visible eye changes
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ophthalmia neonatorum
severe purulent conjuctivitis in the newborn
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optometrist
a doctor of optometry
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orthoptic
pertaining to or producing normal binocular vision
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oxyopia
abnormal acuteness of vision
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palinopsia
persistence of a visual image after the object has been removed
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phacolysis
any dissolution or disintegration of the crystalline lens
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polycoria
the state of having more than one pupil in one eye
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photopia
adjustment of the eye for vision in bright light
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presbyopia
permanent loss of accommodation of the crystalline lens of the eye, maked by inability to maintain focus on objects held near the eye
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pseudopsia
visual hallucinations or false perceptions
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purulent conjuctivitis
conjuctivitis caused by organisms producing pus
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retinodyalysis
detachment of the retina at its periphery
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schizoblepharia
fissure of an eyelid
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sinistrocular
having the left eye dominant
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stigmatism
condition in which light rays are accurately focused on the retina
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suppurative choroiditis
inflammation of the choroid
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varicoblepharon
varicose tumor of the eyelid
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xanthopsia
condition in which objects appear to be yellow
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xeroma
dryness with keratinization of the epithelium following chronic conjuctivitis or diseases caused by vitamin A deficiency