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WorksheetsChapter 11 – Numbered Flashcards
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 48mins
What does the term '-cusis' mean?
Hearing
Vision
Taste
Smell
What does the term 'blephar/o' mean?
Eyelid
Nose
Ear
Tongue
What does the term 'irid/o' mean?
Iris, colored part of eye.
Retina, light-sensitive layer.
Lens, focuses light.
Cornea, transparent front part.
What does the term 'opt/o' mean?
Vision or eye.
Ear or hearing.
Nose or smell.
Mouth or taste.
What does the term 'kerat/o' mean?
Cornea, hard, or horny.
Skin
Nail
Lens
What does the term 'myring/o' mean?
Tympanic membrane, eardrum.
Nasal cavity.
Larynx.
Auditory nerve.
What does the term 'ophthalm/o' mean?
Eye or vision.
Ear or hearing.
Nose or smell.
Mouth or taste.
What does the term '-opia' mean?
Vision condition.
Hearing loss.
Skin disease.
Muscle pain.
What does the term 'ot/o' mean?
Ear or hearing.
Eye or vision.
Nose or smell.
Mouth or taste.
What does the term 'retin/o' mean?
Retina or net.
Lens of the eye.
Cornea.
Optic nerve.
What does the term 'phak/o' mean?
Lens of eye.
Cornea.
Retina.
Eyelid.
What does the term 'trop/o' mean?
Turn or change.
Growth or development.
Light or illumination.
Heat or temperature.
What does the term 'presby/o' mean?
Old age.
Childhood.
Disease.
Vision.
What does the term 'scler/o' mean?
White of eye, sclera or hard.
Red blood cell
Liver
Kidney
What does the term 'tympan/o' mean?
Tympanic membrane, eardrum.
Nose, nasal cavity.
Throat, pharynx.
Ear canal.
What does the term 'anisocoria' mean?
Unequal pupil size.
Loss of vision.
Double vision.
Redness of the eye.
What does the term 'astigmatism' mean?
Uneven corneal curvature causing improper focus.
Excessive tear production in the eyes.
Complete loss of vision in one eye.
Inflammation of the optic nerve.
What does the term 'adnexa' mean?
Accessory structures of the eye.
A type of eye disease.
A part of the retina.
A muscle in the eyelid.
What does the term 'amblyopia' mean?
Dimness of vision without detectable disease.
Inflammation of the eyelid.
Complete loss of vision.
Double vision.
What does the term 'ametropia' mean?
Any refractive error preventing proper focusing.
A condition of perfect vision.
Inflammation of the cornea.
Loss of color vision.
What does the term 'audiometry' mean?
Measuring hearing acuity.
Measuring blood pressure.
Measuring lung capacity.
Measuring visual acuity.
What does the term 'chalazion' mean?
Eyelid cyst from blocked sebaceous gland.
Inflammation of the cornea.
Loss of vision due to retinal detachment.
Infection of the tear duct.
What does the term 'cataract' mean?
Loss of lens transparency.
Increase in eye pressure.
Inflammation of the cornea.
Detachment of the retina.
What does the term 'cochlear implant' mean?
Device stimulating auditory nerve directly.
Device that amplifies sound for normal hearing.
Surgical procedure to remove earwax.
Medication to treat ear infections.
Fill in the blank: Pinkeye; conjunctival inflammation is known as ________.
conjunctivitis
keratitis
blepharitis
uveitis
Fill in the blank: Lacrimal gland inflammation is called ________.
dacryoadenitis
blepharitis
conjunctivitis
keratitis
Fill in the blank: Double vision is referred to as ________.
diplopia
myopia
astigmatism
presbyopia
Fill in the blank: Outward turning of eyelid is called ________.
ectropion
entropion
ptosis
blepharitis
Fill in the blank: Inward turning of eyelid is called ________.
entropion
ectropion
blepharitis
ptosis
Fill in the blank: Normal refraction where light focuses correctly is called ________.
emmetropia
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
Fill in the blank: Outward deviation of eye is known as ________.
exotropia
esotropia
hypertropia
hypotropia
Fill in the blank: Inward deviation of eye is known as ________.
esotropia
exotropia
hypertropia
hypotropia
Fill in the blank: Imaging eye blood vessels using dye is called ________.
fluorescein angiography
optical coherence tomography
retinoscopy
tonometry
Fill in the blank: Blindness in half the visual field is called ________.
hemianopia
myopia
presbyopia
astigmatism
Fill in the blank: Increased IOP damaging optic nerve is known as ________.
glaucoma
cataract
retinopathy
macular degeneration
Fill in the blank: Stye; painful eyelid lesion is called ________.
hordeolum
chalazion
blepharitis
conjunctivitis
Fill in the blank: Farsightedness is called ________.
hyperopia
myopia
astigmatism
presbyopia
Fill in the blank: Middle-ear blisters on eardrum is known as ________.
infectious myringitis
otitis externa
otosclerosis
tympanosclerosis
Fill in the blank: Removal of part of iris is called ________.
iridectomy
keratoplasty
cataractectomy
blepharoplasty
Fill in the blank: Corneal inflammation is called ________.
keratitis
conjunctivitis
glaucoma
cataract
Fill in the blank: Uvea inflammation is called ________.
iritis
keratitis
conjunctivitis
scleritis
Fill in the blank: Laser treatment for glaucoma is called ________.
laser trabeculoplasty
photocoagulation
vitrectomy
keratoplasty
Fill in the blank: Removal of inner ear labyrinth is called ________.
labyrinthectomy
tympanoplasty
stapedectomy
myringotomy
Fill in the blank: Nearsightedness is called ________.
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
presbyopia
Fill in the blank: Pupil dilation is called ________.
mydriasis
miosis
ptosis
anisocoria
Fill in the blank: Removal of mastoid cells is called ________.
mastoidectomy
lobectomy
appendectomy
thyroidectomy
Fill in the blank: Incision in eardrum is called ________.
myringotomy
mastoidectomy
tympanoplasty
stapedectomy
Fill in the blank: Involuntary rhythmic eye movement is called ________.
nystagmus
strabismus
ptosis
astigmatism
Fill in the blank: Eye care specialist is called an ________.
optometrist
dermatologist
cardiologist
neurologist
Fill in the blank: Examining back of eye is called ________.
ophthalmoscopy
otoscopy
endoscopy
colonoscopy
Fill in the blank: Nyctalopia is _________?
Night blindness.
Color blindness.
Double vision.
Farsightedness.
Fill in the blank: Otitis media is _________?
Middle-ear inflammation.
Inner-ear infection.
Outer-ear disorder.
Nasal cavity inflammation.
Fill in the blank: Otomycosis is _________
Fungal ear infection.
Bacterial skin infection.
Viral throat infection.
Parasitic eye infection.
Fill in the blank: Otorrhea is _________?
Ear discharge.
Nasal congestion.
Eye redness.
Throat pain.
Fill in the blank: Otoporrhea is _________.
Pus from the ear.
Blood from the nose.
Wax from the ear.
Fluid from the eye.
Fill in the blank: Photophobia is _________?
Light sensitivity.
Fear of water.
Fear of heights.
Sensitivity to sound.
Fill in the blank: Otosclerosis is _________?
Middle-ear bone ankylosis.
A type of ear infection.
A disorder of the outer ear canal.
A viral disease affecting the cochlea.
Fill in the blank: Papilledema is _________?
Swollen optic disk.
Loss of peripheral vision.
Retinal detachment.
Dry eyes.
Fill in the blank: Periorbital edema is _________?
Swelling around eyes.
Redness of the cheeks.
Pain in the jaw.
Itching of the scalp.
Fill in the blank: Presbycusis is _________.
Age-related hearing loss.
A type of skin disease.
A vision disorder.
A digestive problem.
Fill in the blank: Ptosis is _________.
Drooping eyelid.
Swelling of the cornea.
Inflammation of the retina.
Loss of vision.
Fill in the blank: Radial keratotomy is _________
Myopia surgery.
Cataract removal.
Glaucoma treatment.
Retinal detachment repair.
Fill in the blank: Presbyopia is _________?
Age-related near vision loss.
A type of color blindness.
A condition causing double vision.
A disease affecting peripheral vision.
Fill in the blank: Stapedectomy is _________?
Removal of stapes.
Removal of malleus.
Removal of incus.
Removal of tympanic membrane.
Fill in the blank: Scleritis is _________.
Scleral inflammation.
A type of skin rash.
A digestive disorder.
A respiratory infection.
Fill in the blank: Retinopexy is _________?
Retinal reattachment.
Removal of the lens.
Corneal transplantation.
Treatment for glaucoma.
Fill in the blank: Sensorineural hearing loss is _________
Damage to inner ear/auditory nerve.
Damage to the outer ear only.
Caused by earwax buildup.
Temporary and always reversible.
Fill in the blank: Strabismus is _________.
Eye misalignment.
A type of skin rash.
A digestive disorder.
A hearing impairment.
Fill in the blank: Tarsorrhaphy is _________?
Suturing eyelids.
Removal of the eyeball.
Injection into the eye.
Measurement of eye pressure.
Fill in the blank: Tinnitus is _________.
Ringing in ears.
Loss of vision.
Swelling of joints.
Shortness of breath.
Fill in the blank: Tympanometry is _________?
Air-pressure test of middle ear.
A hearing test for high frequencies.
A visual inspection of the ear canal.
A balance assessment procedure.
Fill in the blank: Vertigo is _________.
Dizziness/imbalance.
A type of fever.
A skin rash.
A digestive disorder.
Fill in the blank: Tonometry is _________?
Measuring intraocular pressure.
Measuring blood sugar levels.
Assessing hearing ability.
Testing lung capacity.
Fill in the blank: Vitrectomy is _________.
Removal/replacement of vitreous fluid.
Removal of the cornea.
Replacement of the retina.
Suturing of the sclera.
Fill in the blank: Xerophthalmia is _________?
Dry eye.
Night blindness.
Eye infection.
Watery eyes.
A (a) is the loss of transparency of the lens that causes a progressive loss of visual clarity.
(a) is the perception of two images of a single object; also known as double vision.
(a) is a group of eye diseases characterized by increased intraocular pressure (IOP) that causes damage to the optic nerve and retinal nerve fibers.
(a) is the involuntary, constant, rhythmic movement of the eyeball.
(a) is the swelling and inflammation of the optic nerve at the point of entrance into the eye through the optic disk; also known as choked disk.
(a) is a vision defect in which light rays focus in front of the retina; also known as nearsightedness.
(a) is the inflammation of the conjunctiva, usually caused by an infection or allergy; also known as pinkeye.
(a) is a condition in which the eye does not focus properly because of uneven curvatures of the cornea.
(a) is excessive sensitivity to light.
(a) is blindness in one-half of the visual field.
