Ocular and Aural Abbreviations and Terms Flashcards
OS
left eye
OD
right eye
OU
both eyes
TER
tonic eye reflexes
FDT
fluorescein dye test
STT
schirmer tear test
IOP
intraocular pressure
PLR
pupillary light reflex
SARDS
sudden acquired retinal degeneration syndrome
nystagmus
eyeball twitching/shaking
strabismus
crossed eyes
esotropia: eyes pointed in
exotropia: eyes pointed out
blepharospasm
rapid/abnormal squinting
chemosis
swelling of conjunctiva
epiphora
excessive tearing
photophobia
light sensitivity
ptosis
eyelid drooping
entropian
eyelid rolls in
ectropian
eyelid rolls out
keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS)
dry eye, decreased tear production
glaucoma
increased IOP
uveitis
decreased IOP, inflammation of uvea (middle eye)
anisocoria
unequal pupil sizes
myosis, miotic
constricted pupil
mydriasis, mydriatic
dilated pupil
conjunctivitis
inflammation of conjunctiva
cataracts
proteins clump together and make lens cloudy and can’t see through
nuclear sclerosis
thickening of fibers in eye, similar to cataracts but can see past opaqueness
exophthalmos
eye bulging
enophthalmos
eye shrinks back into orbit
proptosis
eye pops out of socket
neovascularization
eye makes extra blood vessels to heal a part of the eye
AU
both ears
AS
left ear
AD
right ear
pinna
ear flap
tympanic membrane
ear drum, normally looks opaque and is oval shaped
plucking
taking out excessive hair in ventral ear canal
otitis
inflammation of ear
otodectes cynotis
ear mites
malassezia sp.
yeast infection
aural hematoma
pillow forms in ear from serum accumulation
aural polyp
benign tumor that starts under jaw and grows into the ear and through the tympanic membrane
CTA
computerized tomography angiography