Medical Terminology Review (Chapter 11) Flashcards

1
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Thin layer of tissue, lines posterior of the eye internally, sensetive innermost layer

A

Retina

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2
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Clear colorless mucous membrane lines the eye, outer clear covering

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Conjuctiva

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3
Q

Receptors for pressure are deeper in the ________

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Dermis

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4
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_______________ is located in the upper part of the eyes, tear ducts around eye

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Lacrimal Glands

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5
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Tubes leading from the middle ear to the nasal cavity and throat, closed excpet for the act of swallowing

A

Eustachian tubes

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6
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Ear drum

A

Tympanic membrane

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7
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Snail like structure of inner earm contains special fluid, vibrations travel through for sound

A

Cochlea

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8
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Progressive, age-related deterioration of the macula that leads to vision loss

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Macular Degeneration

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9
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Fluid that fills the anterior and posterior chamber, fluid that fills the eye

A

Vitreous humor

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10
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Common changes in the eyes that occur with aging

A

Presbyopia

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11
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Sensation of spinning or dizziness caused by an inner-ear disorder or condition.

A

Vertigo

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12
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Inflammation of the eyelid

A

Blepharitis

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13
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Also known as tear apparatus

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Lacrimal apparatus

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14
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Transparent outer surface civering pupil

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Cornea

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15
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Increase intraocular pressure that causes damage to the nerve, eventually producing blindness

A

Glaucoma

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16
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Ability to see color, color receptors

A

Cones

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17
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Sensation or feeling

A

-esthesia

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18
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To smell

19
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Repetitive, usually, involuntary movements of one or both eyes that limit visual acuity

20
Q

Inflammation of the middle ear

A

Otitis media

21
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Fungal infection caused by a moist environment in the ear canal; swimmers ear

A

Otomycosis

22
Q

An eye care specialist

A

Ophthalmologist

23
Q

Clouding of the lens that results in decreased
visual acuity; caused by accumulation of proteins in the lens, loss of transparency of the lens

24
Q

Absence of sense of taste

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Located in the outer ear, auditory canal
Auricle
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Disease of the retina
Retinopathy
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Pigment
Iris
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Writing
Graph
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The photoreceptor cells are distributed over the entire retina, except where the optic nerve leaves the eyeball, leaving a blind spot
Optic disk
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Tears that occur because of irritation of the eyes
Reflexive tears
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Outermost layer of the skin, contains sensory receptors
Epidermis
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Cold
Cry/o
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Ear wax
Cerumin/o
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Hearing or sound
Acust/o
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Tears
Lacrim/o
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Taste
Gustat/o
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Dull; dim
Ambly/o
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Eyes closed, identify number being a written on their arm
Graphestesia
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Nose
Rhin/o
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Black and White, dim light and provide peripheral vision
Rods
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Taste buds, tiny, sensitive, bulb-like
Papillae
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Three layers of the skin
1. Epidermis 2. Dermis 3. Hypodermis
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Collects tears and drains then into the lacrimal duct, which drains into the nose.
Lacrimal Sac