eye med terms

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pharm care lab

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eye med terms

aqueous humor
watery liquid that fills anterior and posterior chambers (provides nutrients)
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aqueous humor watery liquid that fills anterior and posterior chambers (provides nutrients)
choroid under sclera provides nourishment to outer part of retina
ciliary body muscle behind peripheral iris controls lens
conjunctiva joins eyelid and outer surface of eyeball
cornea transparent covering iris, pupil and anterior chamber (focus visual image)
lacrimal gland upper outer region above eyeball secreting tears
lacrimal duct carry tears to lacrimal sac
macula lutea central vision
nasolacrimal duct terse from lacrimal sac to nose
macula lutea central vision
nasolacrimal duct tears from lacrimal sac to nose
retina innermost layer perceives and transmits light to optic nerve
pupil black circular open in in iris, light passes as it enters the eye
sclera fibrous while coating, extends from cornea to optic nerve
vitreous jelly-like mass filling the inner chamber between lens and retina
asthenopia eye strain
blepharospasm involuntary contraction of muscles surrounding eye
diplopia double vision
exophthalmos abnormal protrusion of eyeball
lacrimation secretion of tears
nystagmus involuntary oscillating movement of eyeballs
photophobia extreme sensitivity to light
scotoma blind spot in vision
hyperopia farsightedness
myopia nearsightedness
presbyopia impaired vision from old age
ptosis drooping of eyelid usually form paralysis
chalazion inflammation of nodular inflammation
cataract opaque clouding of the lens decrease vision
conjunctivitis pink eye, inflammation of conjunctiva
glaucoma increased intra-occular pressure
hordeolum sty-infection of sebaceous gland
keratitis inflammation of cornea
macular degeneration breakdown of tissues in macula results in partial or complete loss of central vision
retinal detachment separation of resting from underlying epithelium results in blindness
retinitis inflammation of the retina
scleritis inflammation of sclera
trichiasis misdirected eyelash rubs into cornea
Lasik reshapes surface of cornea
IOL implant artificial lens to replace defective natural lens
mydriatic agent that dilates pupil
miotic agent that causes pupil to contract

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