👁️ EYE DISORDERS
This disorder causes a cloudy lens.
What is a cataract?
Another name for swimmer's ear.
What is otitis externa?
Medical term for nosebleed.
What is epistaxis?
Eye chart used to test vision.
What is a Snellen chart?
When giving eye drops, avoid touching this structure.
What is the eye/dropper tip touching the eye?
This eye disorder is commonly called pink eye.
What is conjunctivitis?
Infection of the middle ear.
What is otitis media?
Inflammation of the sinuses.
What is sinusitis?
Color blindness test using colored dots.
What is the Ishihara test?
For adults, the ear is pulled ___ and ___ during ear medication administration.
What is up and back?
This disorder increases intraocular pressure.
What is glaucoma?
Excess earwax buildup.
What is ceruminosis?
Common cause of sneezing and itchy eyes.
What is allergic rhinitis?
Instrument used to examine the ear.
What is an otoscope?
Purpose of ear irrigation.
What is removal of cerumen/debris?
This condition causes misalignment of the eyes.
What is strabismus?
Disorder causing vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss.
What is Ménière disease?
Enlarged tissue growths inside the nose.
What are nasal polyps?
Test that measures intraocular pressure.
What is tonometry?
Why should a patient not rub their eyes after medication administration?
What is preventing contamination or medication loss?
This eye emergency involves an open sore on the cornea.
What is a corneal ulcer?
Abnormal bone growth affecting hearing.
What is otosclerosis?
Inflammation of the voice box.
What is laryngitis?
Test that evaluates hearing ability.
What is audiometry?
What must always be verified before administering any medication?
What are the medication rights (right patient, medication, dose, route, time, etc.)?