Word Parts
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Structures of the Eyes
Structures of the Ears
Disorders of the Ears and Eyes
100

Hearing

Audi/o, Audit/o

100

ENT

Ears, Nose, Throat

100

This is the black opening in the center of the iris through which light enters the eye 

Pupil

100
This membrane is also known as the eardrum

Tympanic Membrane

100

Sensation of dizziness or feeling off balance

Vertigo

200

Eye

Ocul/o or Ophthalm/o

200

OM

Otitis Media

200

The human eyeball sits in a protective, bony cavity called this

Orbit

200

This keeps dirt, dust, and debris from entering the middle ear

Earwax

200

This disorder usually occurs when normal proteins in the lens of the eye break down, causing the lens to become cloudy. Symptoms include blurry or double vision, glare-when headlights or sunlight appear blindingly bright-and poor night vision that can make driving hazardous.

Cataracts

300

Old age

Presby/o

300

EOMI

Extraocular movements intact

300

This is the primary structure focusing light rays entering the eye

Cornea

300

This is the fleshy outer ear

Pinna or Auricle

300

Inflammation of the external auditory canal

Otitis Externa

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

NAME THE MIDDLE EAR INFLAMMATION

400

Eyelid

Blephar/o

400

PERRLA

Pupils Equal, Round, Reactive to Light and Accommodation

400

This is a clear, thin mucous membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelids and the back and sides of the eye's outer surface

Conjunctiva

400

These are the three small bones located in the middle ear

Ossicles

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

NAME THEM

400

Which form of conjunctivitis does not require medication to resolve?

Viral

500

Inner Ear

Labyrinth/o

500

LASIK

Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis

500

This is the middle layer of the eye that contains the blood vessels that nourish the eye 

Choroid

500

This is the receptor organ for hearing

Organ of Corti (Cochlea)

500

Drooping of the upper eyelid

Ptosis