Specialties
Anatomy & Diagnoses
Abbreviations
Testing
"O"phthalmology
100

The specialty that treats chalazions and droopy lids.

What is oculoplastics?

100

The laser treatment for anatomical narrow angles.

What is an LPI?

100

NSAID

What is Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drug

100

I need a map of the cornea

What is corneal topography?
100

Abbreviation for right eye

What is OD?

200
The specialty that treats fuchs dystrophy, keratoconus, and extreme dry eye.

What is cornea?

200

This medical condition results in the clouding of the lens.

What are cataracts?

200

LPI

What is Laser Peripheral Iridotomy?

200

I need a new glasses prescription

What is refraction?

200

The structure that gets damaged with glaucoma

What is an optic nerve?

300

The specialty that deals with loss of peripheral vision and elevated pressure in the eye.

What is the Glaucoma?

300

The medical term for a clogged oil gland of the lid.

What is a chalazion 

300

COE 

What is a Comprehensive Office Exam?

300

I need a photo of the back of the eye

What is OPTOS?


Acceptable - fundus photos, stereo photos

300

Not a medical specialist but a vision specialist 

What is an optometrist?

400

The specialty that deals with the back of the eye and macular degeneration.

What is retina?

400

Symptoms are sudden change in vision, describing a curtain or veil over vision.

What are symptoms of a retinal detachment?

400

IOP

What is Intraocular Pressure?

400

I need a scan of the macula

What is OCT MAC?

400

Healthcare professional who makes the glasses

What is an optician?
500

The specialty that deals with double vision and muscle imbalances. 

What is a strabismus specialist?

500

Astigmatism in the eye causing bowtie topography, also known as a cone shaped cornea.

What is keratoconus?

500

HIPAA

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

500

I need to test for dry eyes

What is TOT?

Acceptable: schirmers

500

Common antibiotic used in clinic

What is Ofloxacin?