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This document defines and describes several terms related to the special senses of vision and hearing. It defines conditions such as amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, and diplopia, or double vision. It also defines medical terms such as mydriatic drops, which cause pupil dilation, and miotic drops, which cause pupil constriction. Additional terms defined include presbyopia, tinnitus, tympanometry, labyrinth, and audiogram. The document concludes by describing otitis media, commonly known as a middle ear infection.
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Chap 13 presentation
- 1. CHAPTER13 PRESENTATION SPECIAL SENSES: THE EYE AND EAR BY: BLANCA CASTILLO
- 2. Amblyopia: Loss of vision not as a result of eye pathology. Usually occurs in patients who see two images. In order to see only one images, the brain will no longer recognized the imagine being sent to it by one of the eyes. May occur if strabismus is not corrected. This condition is not treatable with a prescription lens. Commonly referred to as lazy eye. ambly/o= dull, dim -opia= vision condition
- 3. Diplopia: Condition of seeing double. diplo= double -opia= vision condition Mydriatic drops: Any substance that causes the pupil to dilate by paralyzing the iris and/or ciliary body muscles. Particularly useful during eye examinations and eye surgery. mydr/i= widening -atic= pertaining to Miotic drops: Any substance that causes the pupil to constrict. These medications may also be used to treat glucoma. mi/o= lessening -tic= pertaining to
- 4. Presbyopia: Visual loss due to old age, resulting in difficult in focusing for near vision (such as reading). presby/o= old age -opia= vision condition Tinnitus: Ringing in the ears Tympanometry: Measurement of the movement of the tympanic membrane. Can indicate the presence of pressure in the middle ear. tympan/o= tympanic membrane -metry= process of measuring
- 5. Labyrinth: The maze of canals in the inner ear. The delicate membranous canals of the labyrinth are enclosed and protected by a bony chamber that is referred to as the bony labyrinth. The labyrinth is the portion of the ear that is responsible for sensing balance. Audiogram: Graphic record that illustrates the results of audiometry. audi/o= hearing -gram= record
- 6. Otitis Media: Seen frequently in children; commonly referred as a middle ear infection. Often preceded by an upper respiratory infection during which pathogens move from the pharynx to the middle ear via the eustachian tube. Fluid accumulates in the middle ear cavity. The fluid maybe watery, serous otitis media, or full of pus, purulent otitis media. audi/o= hearing -gram= record