Parts
Symptoms
Prosthetic Care
Miscellaneous
100

Black opening in the middle of the colored portion of the eye

What is the Pupil?

100

 A cloudy area in the lens of your eye

What are cataracts? 

100

Remove once a month and wash with soap and water (True or False)

True

100

This causes a loss of the ability to see up close, causes some colors to look the same, and needing more time to adjust to light

What is aging in the eyes? 

200

The transparent part of the eye that covers the front portion 

What is the Cornea? 

200

a group of eye diseases that can cause vision loss and blindness by damaging a nerve in the back of your eyes called the optic nerve

what is Glaucoma? 

200

You take your prosthetic out when you sleep (T or F)

False

200

Number of parts in the eyes and ears

What is the number 5? 

300

White coating over the eyes

What is the Sclera? 

300

Symptoms: Lights are too bright and/or give off a glare or a halo, Poor night vision, Multiple (double) vision, Colors seem faded, Increased nearsightedness, increasing the need to change eyeglass prescriptions, Distortion of vision in either eye

What are Cataracts symptoms? 

300

you DO NOT use lubricating eyedrops over your prosthetic (T or F)

False

400

A flat ring-shaped membrane behind the cornea 

What is the Iris?

400

Symptoms: Eye pain or pressure, Headaches, Rainbow-colored halos around lights, Low vision, blurred vision, narrowed vision (tunnel vision) or blind spots, Nausea and vomiting, Red eyes.

What are Glaucoma symptoms? 

400

You should change your prosthesis ever five years, or sooner if necessary (T or F)

True

500

The light sensitive layer of tissue at the back of the eyeball

What is the Retina? 

500

You should remove your prosthesis often (T or F)

False