Chapter 10 Anatomy Vocab Part 2

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Chapter 10 Anatomy Vocab Part 2

tympanic membrane
membrane that seperates the external ear canal from the middle ear
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tympanic membrane membrane that seperates the external ear canal from the middle ear
vestibule nerve a division of the vestibulocochlear nerve
vestibule portion adjacent to the oval window between the semicircular canals and the cochlea
vitreous humor the jelly like fluid found in the eye, posterior to the lens
astigmatic keratotomy type of refractory eye surgery for treatment of astigmatism
astigmatism irregulat curvature of the cornea or lens that impairs refraction of a will focused image in the eye
automated lamellar keratoplasty refractory eye surgery that employs a microkeratome to cut off a cap of corneal tissue
cataract opacity of the lens of the eye
color blindness X linked inherited condition in which one or more ... in the cones of the retina are abnormal or missing
conjuctivitis imflammation of the conjunctiva, usually caused by irritation, infection or allergies
diabetic retinopathy growth or hemorrhage of blood vessels caused by diabetes mellitus
excimer laser surgery refractory eye surgery that uses an excimer or "cool" laster to vaporize corneal tissue in treating mild to moderate near sightedness
glaucoma disorder characterized by elevated pressure in the eye
hyperopia refractive disorder of the eye caused by a shorter than normal eyeball
laser-assisted insitu keratomileusis refractory eye surgery using a microkeratome to cut a corneal cap, which is replaced
laser thermal keratoplasty refractory eye surgery employing ultra short bursts of laser energy to reshape the cornea
macular degeneration progressive deterioration of macula lutea of retina causing loss of central visual field
Meniere disease chronis inner ear disorder characterized by tinnitus, progressive nerve deafness and vertigo
myopia refractice disorder of the eye cause by an elongated eyeball
nyctalopia condition caused by retinal degeneration or avitaminosis A and characterized by the relative inability to see a dim light
ophthalmoscope lightened instrument fitted with optical devices to permit examination of the retina and internal eye structures
otitis general term referring to inflammation or infection of the ear
otitis media a middle ear infection
otosclerosis bone disorder- structural irregularities of the stapes in the middle ear and progressing to deafness
otoscope lightened device used to examine external ear canal and eardrum
photorefractive keratecctomy refractory eye surgery that uses an excimer or "cooler" laser to vaporize corneal tissue in treating mild to moderate near sightedness
presbycusis progressive hearing loss associated with advanced age
presbyopia farsightedness associated with advancing age
scotoma loss of the cenreal visual field caused by nerve degeneration
strabismus the muscles that control one or both eyes that cause improper focusing of images on the retina
tinnitus abnormal sensation of ringing or buzzing in the ear
tophi calculus like growths or deposits in tissues or around joints
trachoma chronic infection of the conjunctiva covering the eye caused by the bacterium Chlamydia
umami "meaty" taste oriorised as a "primary taste sensation" comparable to sweet, sour, bitter and salty.
vertigo abnormal sensation of spinning; dizziness

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