Week Seven: Seeing and Hearing Flashcards
What are the combining forms for eye or sight?
Opt.i Opt/o optic/o Ocul/o Opthalm/o
What is the orbit?
Eye socket
What is palpebrae?
Eyelids
What is the combining form for eyelids?
blephar/o
What is the protective cilia of the eye called?
Eyelashes
What is the mucus membrane called that lines the eyes?
Conjunctiva
What is the lacrimal apparatus?
Tear production
Combining forms for lacrimal apparatus
Lacrim/o
Dacry/o
What is the sclera?
White of the eye
Combining form for sclera
Scler/o
What is the transparent anterior portion of the eye called?
Cornea
Combining forms for cornea
Corne/o (used more for anatomy)
Kerat/o (used more for diseases)
What is the middle layer of the eye called?
Choroid
What does the choroid include?
Blood vessels, iris, pupil, lens, and ciliary body
What is miosis?
Contraction of choroid
What is mydriasis?
Dilation of choroid
combining form for choroid
Choroid/o
What part of the eye gives animals “glowy eyes”
Tapetum lucidum
What is the inner layer of the eye called?
Retina
What is the function of the retina?
Receives images
Rods detect…
Light
Cones detect..
Color
Where are rods and cones located?
In the optic disk
Combining form for retina
Retin/o
______ segment contains aqueous humor
Anterior
_______ chamber contains vitreous humor
Vitreous
What is the jelly-like substance in the eye called?
Vitreous humor
Combining form for glassy
Vitre/o
What is the process of the eye focusing called?
Accommodation
What is the bending of light to help focus called?
Refraction
What is convergence?
Simutanious movement of eyes
What is acuity?
Sharpness
What is a fluorescein stain?
Stains cornea to show abrassions
What is the instrument that is used to look into the eye?
Ophthalmoscope
What is the palpebral reflex?
When you touch the corner of the eye
What is the pupillary light reflex?
Dilation of both eyes
What does the Schirmer tear test test?
How much tear production
What is the glaucoma test called?
Tonometry
What is anisocoria?
Unequal pupil size
What is cloudiness of the eye called?
Cataract
What is conjunctivitis?
Pink eye
What is corneal ulceration?
Depression on the cornea
What is ectropion?
Eyelid turning out
What is entropion?
Eyelid turning in
What is excessive tear production called?
Epiphora
What is glaucoma?
Group of disorders resulting from elevated eye pressure
What is constant, involuntary movement of the eye called?
Nystagmus
What is proptosis?
When the eye pops out
What is strabismus?
Crossed eyes
What is a blepharoplasty?
Repair eye lids (ectropion and entropion)
What is enucleation?
Removal of the eye
What is the sensory organ that enables hearing and helps to maintain balance?
Ear
Combining forms for ear
Audit/o
Audit.i
Ot/o
Combining forms for sound or hearing
Acoust/o
Acous/o
What part of the ear catches and then transmits sound waves?
Pinna
Combining form for pinna
Pinn.i
Combining form for external ear
Aur.i
Aur/o
What is the tube that transmits sound from the pinna to the tympanic membrane called?
External auditory canal
Where is cerumen secreted?
External auditory canal
What is the tympanic membrane?
Eardrum
What is the function of the eardrum?
Transmits sound waves to the ossicles
Combining forms for eardrum?
Tympan/o
Myring/o
What are the three auditory ossicles?
Malleus
Incus
Stapes
What part of the ear equalizes air and middle ear pressure?
Eustachian tube
Oval window?
?
Round window?
?
What is the osseous chamber that houses the middle ear?
Tympanic bulla
The vestibule, semicircular canals, and cochlea are part of the _______ ear
Inner
What is responsible (in the ear) for balance and equilibrium
Vestibule
What are the three canals that regulate equilibrium called?
Semicircular canals
What is the cochlea responsible for?
Organ of hearing
Air conduction is caught by the ______ into external canal
Pinna
What is the instrument called that is used to look into the ear?
Otoscope
What is an aural hematoma?
collection of blood in pinna
What is otitis?
Inflammation of ear
What is externa otits?
Inflammation of outer ear
What is media otitis?
Inflammation of middle ear
What is interna otitis?
Inflammation of internal ear
What is vertigo?
Sense of dizziness
What is ablation?
Removal of a part