The Eyes have it
The angle where the upper and lower eyelids meet.
What is "canthus"?
What is "accommodation"?
Outer ear
What it "Pinna"?
Spots in vision that look like black or grey specks
What are "floaters"?
Diplopia
What is "double vision"?
Meaning of INTRAOCULAR
What is "within the eyeball"?
measures visual acuity
What is "snellen chart"?
Clear fluid filling the space in the fron tof the eyeball between the lens and cornea
What is "aqueous humor"?
Clouding of normally clear lens of the eye
What is "cataract"?
Injury such as an irritation to the outer layers of the cornea
What is "corneal abrasion"?
Drooping of the eyelid
What is "blepharoptosis"?
What is "Keratitis"?
Eversion of the edge of the eyelid
What is "ectropian"?
Disorder in which the eyes do not loot in exactly the same direction at the same time
What is "Strabismus"?
aka "stye" of one or more glands at the border of the eyelid
What is "Hordeolum"?
Aging eye condition
Blind spot or abnormal area of absent vision surrounded by an area of normal vision
What is "Scotoma"?
Inversion of the edge of the eyelid
What is "entropian"?
Gradually progressive loss of central vision, but not total blindness
What is "macular degeneration"?
Fluid pressure inside the eye, normal pressure range 12-22mmHg
What is "intraocular pressure"?
Nyctalopia
What is "night-blindness"?
Inflammation of the lacrimal sac, associated with faulty tear drainage
What is "dacryocystitis"?
Inflammation of the inner ear usually associated with URI
What is "Otitis media"?
Disease that damages the eyes optic nerve by increased intraocular pressure
What is "Glaucoma"?
Swelling and inflammation of the optic nerve at the point of entrance through the optic disk, aka choked disc
What is "Papilledema"?