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an-
not; without
ec-
out; outside
en-
in; within
eso-
inward
exo-
outward
infra-
below; beneath, inferior
-cusis
hearing
-meter
measure
-metry
process of measuring
-pexy
surgical fixation
-tropia
to turn
audi/o
hearing
cochle/o
cochlea
conjunctiv/o
conjunctiva
corne/o
cornea
dacry/o
tear
lacrim/o
tears
ofacto/o
smell
ophthalm/o
eye
amblyopia
imparied vision in one or both eyes resulting from altered development in early childhood, lazy eye
astigmatism
defective curvature of the cornea that produces blurred vision
auditory ossicles
transmit the vibratory motion of the eardrum to the fluids of the inner ear
auricle
forms the shell-shaped structure of the outer ear, directs sound to the auditory canal
cochlea
snail-like structure in the inner ear that contains special fluids through which sound vibrations travel
conjunctiva
clear, colorless mucous membranes that lines the eyelids and covers the anterior portion of the eyeball
cornea
transparent anterior portion of the sclera that protects the iris and pupil and provides most of the eye’s optical power
Eustachian tube
the tube that helps equalize pressure within the ear by draining fluids and air
glaucoma
disease in which intraocular pressure causes damage to the retina and the optical nerve
hyperopia
condition in which a defect results in light rays focusing behind the retina rather than directly on it
iris
the pigmented muscular layer that surrounds the pupil
macula
an oval-shaped pigmented area near the retina, contains specialized, high-density cones used for high-acuity vision
macular degeneration
progressive, usually age-related deterioration of the macula that leads to vision loss
malleus
hammer-shaped, outermost auditory ossicle
myopia
condition in which a defect results in light rays focusing in front of the retina rather than directly on it
nystagmus
repetitive, usually involuntary movements of one or both eyes that results in limited visual acuity
otitis media
inflammation of the middle ear
presbyopia
farsightedness caused by an age-related reduction of elasticity in the lens
retina
thin layer of tissue that lines the posterior of the eye internally
sclera
fibrous outer layer of the eye that maintains the eye’s shape, known as the white of the eye
strabismus
crossed eyes
tinnitus
sensation of noises in the ears when no sound is present
tympanic membrane
the eardrum that separates the outer and inner structures of the ear and transmits sound waves
vertigo
sensation of spinning caused by inner ear disorder or condition
vitrectomy
surgical removal of the vitreous humor
B.i.d
twice per day
LASIK
laser in situ keratotomy
PO
by mouth
Q.i.d
four times per day
OD
right eye
OS
left eye