The malleus, incus, and stapes are located in the:

The process of altering the shape of the lens to enable light to focus on the retina is called:

The waxy secretion produced by glands in the ear canal is called:

The structure that drains aqueous humor is called the:

The sense of equilibrium is maintained in the:

The combining form blephar/o means:

The combining form dacry/o means:

The combining form phac/o means:

The combining form presby/o means:

The combining form myring/o means:

The suffix -opsia means:

The suffix -tropia means:

The combining form mastoid/o means:

The combining form scot/o means:

The combining form scler/o means:

Sensation of a spinning motion either of oneself or of the surroundings is a condition called:

Inflammation of the eyelid is called:

A small, hard tumor developing on the eyelid that is somewhat similar to a sebaceous cyst is called a(n):

Night blindness is called:

A protrusion of one or both eyeballs from the sockets, commonly associated with hyperthyroidism is called:

Excessive intraocular pressure, commonly leading to blindness is called:

Lazy eye syndrome is a type of strabismus called:

Paralysis of the ciliary body is called:

A form of farsightedness associated with aging is called:

An unusual intolerance to light is called:

Which disorder is an infection of the ear canal commonly associated with swimming?

Insertion of a tube through the eardrum to drain the middle ear is called:

Tonometry is associated with:

Which procedure involves examination of the angle of the anterior chamber to diagnose and manage glaucoma?

Which tuning fork test evaluates bone conduction of sound in both ears at the same time?

Which classification of drugs dilates the pupils for an internal eye examination or to treat inflammatory eye conditions?

Which classification of drugs loosens and helps remove impacted cerumen?

Which abbreviation refers to recording eye movements by measuring electrical activity of the extraocular muscles?

Which abbreviation refers to an inflammation that affects the middle ear, primarily in children?

What lobe of the brain controls the sense of hearing?

What controls the sense of smell?

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. Macular degeneration is characterized by loss of peripheral vision.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. A complete loss of hearing is called anacusis.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. Removal of the contents of the eye, leaving the sclera and cornea intact is called enucleation.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. Antiemetics are commonly prescribed to treat vertigo.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. The abbreviation IOL refers to an artificial lens used to treat cataracts.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. The clinical term for taste buds is “gustatory cells”.

True/False: Circle T for True, F for False. Conjunctivitis, aka “pink eye” is not contagious.

Matching: Match the combining form with its meaning. hearing

Matching: Match the combining form with its meaning. pupil

Matching: Match the combining form with its meaning. water

Matching: Match the combining form with its meaning. dull, dim

Matching: Match the combining form with its meaning. choroid

Matching: match the medical terms with the appropriate definitions. Form of ametropia where light rays diffuse over a large area of the retina rather than sharply focused.

Matching: match the medical terms with the appropriate definitions. Instrument that provides a stereoscopic, magnified view of anterior eye structures.

Matching: match the medical terms with the appropriate definitions. Disorder of misaligned eyes that do not focus simultaneously on an object.

Matching: match the medical terms with the appropriate definitions. Impairment of hearing that results from old age.

Matching: match the medical terms with the appropriate definitions. Disorder commonly caused by blunt trauma to the eye.