Amblyopia is commonly known as lazy eye and occurs when vision in one eye is reduced when the eye and brain are not working together. Diplopia refers to double vision, which is the perception of two images of a single object. Mydriatic is an agent that induces pupil dilation to help reduce eye pain and examine internal eye structures. Presbyopia is farsightedness that develops with age due to reduced lens elasticity.

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Presentation 13
Jessica Russell

2.  Otherwise known as lazy eye
 When vision in one eye is reduced when the
eye and brain are not working other
Amblyopia

3.  Commonly known as double
vision
 the simultaneous perception of
two images of a single object
that may be displaced
horizontally, vertically,
diagonally or rotationally in
relation to one another
Diplopia

4.  An agent that induces dilation of
the pupil by relaxing the iris
sphincter
 this helps reduce painful ciliary
muscle spasms and view the
retina and other deep structures of
the eye
Mydriatic

5.  Farsightedness caused by loss
of elasticity of the lens of the
eye, occurring typically in
middle and old age
Presbyopia

6.  Tinnitus is the
perception of noise or
ringing in the ears
 It is usually a symptom
of an underlying
condition
Tinnitus

7.  A bone in the
middle ear which is
involved in the
conduction of sound
vibrations in the ear
Stapes

8.  An important part of
diagnostic hearing
evaluation
 Provides useful
quantitative
information about the
presence of fluid in
the middle ear, the
mobility of the middle
ear system, and ear
canal volume
Tympanometry

9.  Also known as the
auditory tube or
pharyngotympatic
tube
 A tube that links the
nasopharynx to the
middle ear
 Approximately 35
mm long in adults
and 3 mm in
diameter
Eustachian Tube

10.  A complex structure in
the inner ear that
contains the organs of
earing and balance
 Consists of bony
cavities filled with fluid
and lined with
sensitive membranes
Labyrinth

11.  A group on inflammatory
diseases occurring in the
middle ear
 This causes ear pain and
fever caused by bacteria
or viruses in the ear
Otitis Media