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WorksheetsModule 13 Eyes and Ears
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
LASIK
laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis
Laser vision corrective surgery
laser-activated sight intrakeratome
AOM
(a)
disorder in which the brain disregards images from the weaker eye and relies on those from the stronger eye; sometimes called lazy eye
amblyopia
astigmatism
blepharitis
chalazion
diabetic retinopathy
progressive damage to microscopic vessels and other structures of the retina in patients with long-standing diabetes mellitus, which may result in blindness
condition in which the lower eyelid is turned outward and droops more with aging
condition in which the eyelid edges are turned inward and rub against the surface of the eye, usually affecting the lower eyelid
inflammation of the conjunctiva; also called pinkeye
The (a) gathers visual stimuli from the ganglion neurons and transmits this information to the brain for interpretation
It provides strength, structure, and shape to the eye
sclera
cornea
conjunctiva
choroid
The innermost layer of the eye is the
(a)
detect the presence of light and function in dim lighting to produce images in black and white
rods
cones
function in more brightly lit situations and detect color
cones
rods
a tiny, circular, snail-shaped structure within the inner ear
cochlea
labyrinth
ossicles
semicircular canals
dipl/o
(a)
EOM
(a)
infection of a sebaceous gland of the eyelid; also called a stye
hordeolum
keratitis
myopia
nystagmus
Incision into the outer portion of the cornea to flatten it and help correct nearsightednes
(a)
Hearing test that evaluates bone conduction using a tuning fork
Weber test
Tonometry
Slit-lamp microscopy
