Medical terminology chapter 12 ear Flashcards
organ of vision
eye
sclera
outer protective layer of eye or white of the eye
uvea
layer of tissue under scleara and cornea contains choroid, iris and ciliary body
choroid
middle layer of eye that contains blood vessels for nutrients
iris
muscular structure that controls amount of light entering eye by controlling size of pupil
ciliary body
connects to choroid to the iris produces aqueous humor and helps change the shape of the lens for focusing
pupil
opening in center of iris
lens
lies behind pupil helps focus and bend light
inner most layer of eye contains vision receptors
retina
small portion of retina at back of eye helps detailed vision
macula
carries visual impulses from retina to brain
optic nerve
aqueous humor
watery liquid found in back of cavity of eye (provides nourishment to nearby structures and helps maintain its eye shape)
vitreous humor
jellylike substance found behind lens in posterior cavity of eye and helps maintain shape
meibomian glands
oil glands found in upper and lower edges of eyelids help lubricate eye
tear system It’s a group of glands, sacs and ducts that makes new tears and drains old ones away
lacrimal apparatus
conjunctiva
mucous membrane lining the eyelids and covers front portion of sclera
blephar/o
eyelid
conjunctiv/o
conjunctiva
cor/o
pupil
corne/o
cornea
dacry/o
tears
ir/o
iris
irid/o
iris
kerat/o
cornea
lacrin/o
tears
ocul/o
eye
opthalm/o
eye
opt/o
vision
phac/o
lens
phak/o
lens
pupil/o
pupil
retin/o
retina
scler/o
sclera
uve/o
uvea
angi/o
blood vessels
blast/o
germ cell or developing cell
cry/o
cold
cyst/o
bladder
dipl/o
double
is/o
equal
leuk/o
white
myc/o
fungus
nas/o
nose
phot/o
light
pseud/o
false
rhin/o
nose
ton/o
tension,pressure
xer/o
dry,dryness
a-an-
absence of or without
bin-
two
endo-
within
intra-
within
-al
pertain to
-algia
pain
-ar
pertain to
-ary
pertain to
-eal
pertain to
-ectomy
surgical removal
-graphy
process of recording, radiographic imaging
-ia
diseased, abnormal state or condition
-ic
pertain to
-itis
inflmmation
-logist
specialist
-logy
study of
-malacia
softening
-meter
instrument to measure
-metry
measurement
-oma
tumor or swelling
opia
vision
osis
abnormal condition
pathy
disease
pexy
surgical fix
phobia
abnormal fear or aversion
plasty
repair
plegia
paralysis
ptosis
dropping, sagging or prolapse
scope
instrument for visual examination
scopy
visual examination
stomy
artificial opening
tomy
cut into
no lens inside eye can happen from extract of cataract w/out placement of an intraocular lens
aphakia
inflammation of eyelid
blepharitis
blepharoptosis
ptosis or drooping of eye
inflammation of conjunctiva called pink eye
conjunctivitis
inflammation of tear or lacrimal sac
dacryocystitis
double vision
diplopia
inflammation within eye
endophthalmitis
paralysis of iris
iridoplegia
inflammation of iris
iritis
inflammation of cornea
keratitits
softening of cornea
keratomalacia
leukocoria
condition of white pupil
oculomycosis
abnormal condition of eye caused by fungus
ophthalmalgia
pain in eye
ophthalmopathy
disease of eye
ophthalmoplegia
paralysis of eye
phacomalacia
softening of lens
rentinoblastoma
tumor arising from developing retina cell. Sometimes malignant or congenital mainly in kids
retinoplasty
disease of retina also called diabetic retinopathy
scleritis
inflammation of sclera
inflammation of uvea
uveitits
uveoscleritis
inflammation of uvea and sclera
xerophthalmia
condition of eye (conjunctiva and cornea)
reduced vision in one eye caused by vision impairment usually occurs in children younger than 8
lazy eye
significant unequal refractive error between two eye
anisometropia
blurred vision due to irregular curvature of cornea lens
astigmatism
clouding of lens in eye
cataract
non-infected obstruction of an oil gland of eyelid aka meibomian cyst
chalazion
yellowish deposits under retina associated with aging and macular degeneration
drusen
glaucoma
eye disorder due to increased intraocular pressure leads to nerve damage and vision loss
farsightedness
hyperopia
hemorrhage within front chamber of eye usually caused by trauma (hyhemia)
hyhema
progressive degeneration of portion of retina aka macula results in loss of central vision
macular degeneration
nearsightedness
myopia
nyctalopia
night blindness and faint light
nystagmus
jerking movements in eye not in control
pinguecula
yellowish mass in conjunctiva from ultra light, dry climates and dust
a pinguecula that spreads onto cornea become
pterygium
impaired vision from aging process
presbyopia
thin tissue growing in cornea from conjunctiva due to sun exposure
pterygium
retinal detachment
separation of retina from choroid in back portion of eye causes disruption of vision
retinitis pigmentosa
can be hereditary, progressive from night blindness with atrophy and retinal pigment changes
strabismus
eyes look in different directions caused by outside dysfunction of eye muscles or uncorrected refractive error (cross-eyed)
sty
infection of oil gland of eyelid also called horeolum
blepharoplasty
surgical repair of eyelid
cryorentionpexy
surgical fix of retina used carbon dioxides or extreme cold
surgical fix of retina between tear (lacrimal sac) and nose to restore drainage when nose duct is obstructed
dacryocystorhinostomy
iridectomy
excision of iris
iridotomy
incision of iris
keratoplasty
surgical repair of cornea or corneal transplant
sclerotomy
incision of sclera
enucleation
removal of eyeball excision of organ or mass not cutting into it
lasik laser assisted in situkeratomileusus
procedure that rebuilds corneal tissues under surface of cornea to correct eye issues
prk
reshaped corneal tissue under surface vs on the surface
phacoemusification
aka PHACO helps to remove cataracts using ultrasonic needle probe which breaks up lens (aspirated)
photorefractive keraectomy
aka prk helps treat various eye issues uses laser treatment to reshape or flat corneal surface and removes cornea
retinal photocoagulation
intense beam light from laser condenses retinal tissue to seal vessel leakage, abnormal tissue, bond retina tears or lesions
sclearal buckling
repair retinal detachment used silicone is applied to abnormal part of scleara
trabeculectomy
surgical creation of an opening allowing aqueous humor to drain out the eye underneath conjunctiva where its absorbed
vitrectomy
removal of all vitreous humor open interior structure of eye
fluorescein angiography
radiographic imaging of vessels
keratometer
instrument to measure curvacture of cornea to help fit contacts
ophthalmoscope
instrument for visual examination
ophthalmoscopy
visual examination of eye
optometry
measure vision
pupillometer
instrument to measure pupil
pupilloscope
instrument to examine pupil
rentioscopy
visual exam of retina
tonometer
instrument to measure pressure within eye helps diagnose glaucoma
tonometry
measurement of pressure within eye
unequal size of pupils
ansiocoria
equal pupil size
isocoria
photophobia
fear of sensitivity to light
pseudophakia
condition of false lens
ophthalmologist
physician who treats diseases and studies eye
opthalmology
study of eye
binocular
pertain to 2 eyes
corneal
cornea
intraocular
within eye
lacrimal
tears
nasolacrimal
nose and tear (ducts)
ophthalmic
eye
optic
vision
pupillary
pupil
retinal
retina
emmetropia
normal refractive condition of eye
visual acuity
sharpness of vision for distance or near
optician
specialist who fills prescriptions for lenses cannot prescribe them
optomestrist
professional who diagnoses, treats and manages diseases and disorder of eye and visual processing system
intraocular lens
fake lens planted within eye during cataract surgery
miotic
agent that constricts pupil
mydriatic
dilates pupil
age related macular degeneration
AMD
astigmatism
Ast
Em
emmetropia
IOP
intraocular pressure
VA
visual acuity
FA
fluorescein angiography
OCT
optical coherence tomography
LASIK
laser assisted in situ keratomileusis
PHACO
phacoemulsification
PRK
photorefractive keratectomy
IOL
intraocular lens
Ophth
ophthalmolgy