Word Parts
Pharmacology
Ear Anatomy
Eye Anatomy
Disorders
100
toxic/o
poison
100
What is a stimulant?
Drugs that act on the brain to speed up vital processes
100
What is #7
Cochlea
100
What is #1?
Pupil
100
A sensation of noises in the ears without an external source is what?
Tennitis
200
kerat/o
cornea
200
What is the chemical name of a drug?
The chemical composition and molecular structure of the drug
200
What is #16
Middle Ear
200
What is #6?
Iris
200
Protein build up behind the lens of the eye is what?
Cataracts
300
cutane/o
skin
300
What PDR stand for?
Physicians Desk Reference
300
What is #11?
Stapes Bone
300
What is #14?
Macula
300
What is the medical condition of nearsightedness?
Myopia
400
thec/o
sheath
400
What does pharmacokinetics study?
The drug absorption, metabolism, and excretion over time
400
What is #2?
Auditory Canal
400
What is #3?
Cornea
400
What is inflammation of the middle ear called?
Acute Otitis Media
500
aur/o
ear
500
The combination of two similar drugs is equal to the sum of the effects of each is called what?
Additive Action
500
What is #6?
Eustachian Tube
500
What is #15?
Fovea Centralis
500
When the eye moves side-to-side, up & down, or in circles uncontrollably.
Nystagmus