Medical Terminology Review (Chapter 11) Flashcards
Thin layer of tissue, lines posterior of the eye internally, sensetive innermost layer
Retina
Clear colorless mucous membrane lines the eye, outer clear covering
Conjuctiva
Receptors for pressure are deeper in the ________
Dermis
_______________ is located in the upper part of the eyes, tear ducts around eye
Lacrimal Glands
Tubes leading from the middle ear to the nasal cavity and throat, closed excpet for the act of swallowing
Eustachian tubes
Ear drum
Tympanic membrane
Snail like structure of inner earm contains special fluid, vibrations travel through for sound
Cochlea
Progressive, age-related deterioration of the macula that leads to vision loss
Macular Degeneration
Fluid that fills the anterior and posterior chamber, fluid that fills the eye
Vitreous humor
Common changes in the eyes that occur with aging
Presbyopia
Sensation of spinning or dizziness caused by an inner-ear disorder or condition.
Vertigo
Inflammation of the eyelid
Blepharitis
Also known as tear apparatus
Lacrimal apparatus
Transparent outer surface civering pupil
Cornea
Increase intraocular pressure that causes damage to the nerve, eventually producing blindness
Glaucoma
Ability to see color, color receptors
Cones
Sensation or feeling
-esthesia
To smell
Olfacto
Repetitive, usually, involuntary movements of one or both eyes that limit visual acuity
Nystagmis
Inflammation of the middle ear
Otitis media
Fungal infection caused by a moist environment in the ear canal; swimmers ear
Otomycosis
An eye care specialist
Ophthalmologist
Clouding of the lens that results in decreased
visual acuity; caused by accumulation of proteins in the lens, loss of transparency of the lens
Cataract
Absence of sense of taste
Ageusia
Located in the outer ear, auditory canal
Auricle
Disease of the retina
Retinopathy
Pigment
Iris
Writing
Graph
The photoreceptor cells are distributed over the entire retina, except where the optic nerve leaves the eyeball, leaving a blind spot
Optic disk
Tears that occur because of irritation of the eyes
Reflexive tears
Outermost layer of the skin, contains sensory receptors
Epidermis
Cold
Cry/o
Ear wax
Cerumin/o
Hearing or sound
Acust/o
Tears
Lacrim/o
Taste
Gustat/o
Dull; dim
Ambly/o
Eyes closed, identify number being a written on their arm
Graphestesia
Nose
Rhin/o
Black and White, dim light and provide peripheral vision
Rods
Taste buds, tiny, sensitive, bulb-like
Papillae
Three layers of the skin
- Epidermis
- Dermis
- Hypodermis
Collects tears and drains then into the lacrimal duct, which drains into the nose.
Lacrimal Sac