module 6 Flashcards
Surgical removal of an eyeball is
enucleation
The portion of the ear described as labyrinthine is the
inner ear
The stapedius muscle is located in the
ear
Strabismus is
deviation of the eye.
The receptor cells in the retina are the:
rods and cones.
The adjective palpebral refers to the:
eyelid
Which syllable has the primary accent in hyperopia?
o
The vestibular apparatus contains receptors for:
equilibrium
The medical term for eyelid is
palpebra
A dacryocystectomy is:
removal of a lacrimal sac.
There are no rods or cones in the
optic disk.
The root myring/o refers to the:
tympanic membrane.
Retinoschisis is:
splitting of the retina.
The middle ossicle of the ear is the:
. incus.
Gustation is the sense of:
taste
Which syllable has the primary accent in astigmatism?
stig
Receptors in the vestibule and semicircular canals respond to:
movement
Which syllable has the primary accent in malleus?
mal
The six muscles attached to the outside of the eye are important for:
convergence
Parosmia is an abnormal sense of:
smell
A diopter is:
a unit for measuring refractive power of the eye.
Plastic repair of the stapes is
stapedoplasty.
Pseudosmia is manifested by
false sensation of smell.
Symblepharon is
adhesion of the eyelid.
The adjective hypophysial refers to the
pituitary.
Protein hormones are composed of
amino acids
One would do transsphenoidal surgery to reach the:
pituitary
A thyrolytic substance:
destroys thyroid tissue
GH, ACTH, and PRL are produced by the
anterior pituitary.
The thymus gland acts as part of the:
immune system.
A parathyrotropic substance:
acts on the parathyroid glands.
The pancreatic islets secrete:
insulin.
The glycated hemoglobin test is used in treating:
diabetes mellitus