Word Building Ophthalmology Otolaryngology Anatomy & Physiology Diseases
100
What is eyelid
Blephar/o-
100
Superior Rectus
This muscle turns the eye upward
100
Mastoid process
Contains tiny cavities filled with air
100
moisten the eyes and fight of bacterial infection
Function of tears
100
Macular Degeneration
It can be a dry or wet type
200
Tympanic Membrane
Myring/o-
200
Fundus
Part of the eye farthest from the pupil
200
Tympanic membrane
Another name for eardrum
200
The stapes
Transmits a mechanical motion to the oval window
200
An oral yeast-like infection
Thrush
300
gloss/o- & lingu/o-
Name two combining forms that mean tongue
300
Tough, fibrous, connective tissue that forms a continuous outer layer around the eye.
Sclera
300
Malleus, incus, and stapes
ossicles
300
Epiglottis
Keeps food from entering the lungs
300
Tests the reactivity of the pupils to light
Pupillary Response
400
Watery Substance
aque/o-
400
Ciliary body
What produces the aqueous humor
400
Labyrinth
All the structures of the inner ear are known as
400
rods
Sensitive in all levels of light and detect black and white, but not color
400
Strabismus
When one or both eyes deviate medially
500
Small area or spot
Macul/o-
500
Miosis
Muscles in the iris contract to constrict and decrease the diameter of the pupil.
500
Nasal Septum
Vertical wall of cartilage that divides the nasal cavity into right and left sides
500
Macula
Cones are concentrated in the...
500
Involuntary motion of the eye, particularly when looking to the side
Nystagmus






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