a
b
c
d
e
100

test of position sense in which the patient, with eyes closed, identifies whether the great te has been moved into a "up" or "down" position by the physician. The test is repeated on the opposite foot.

position sense

100

procedure in which an ultraviolet laser is used to correct refraction errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.

LASIK

100

surgical repair of the cornea

keratoplasty

100

age related mascular degeneration

ARMD

100

cubic centermeters

cc

200

test-patient with eyes closed identifies object placed in one hand by the physician. Test is repeated with a different object in the other hand. 

stereognosis

200

type of eye surgery performed to restore vision in patients with cataracts

phacoemulsification (phaco)

200

surgical incision of the tympanic membrane, often followed by implantation of small tubes to drain fluid and relieve pressure in ear

myringotomy

200

astigmatism

As.

200

certified para optometric assistant

CPOA

300

drug that fights or prevents bacterial infections.

antibiotic

300

surgical Procedures used to treat diseases, disorders, or injuries of the eye or ear.

surgery

300

suture of a silicone band to the sclera over a detached retnia

scleral buckle

300

left ear

AS

300

drops

Gtt, gtt

400

surgical/theraputic use of devices that generate concentrated beams of light.

laser therapy

400

an electronic device that is surgically implanted in the inner ear to restore the sense of hearing

cochlear implant

400

surgical removal of the vitreous humor

vitrectomy

400
each ear

AU

400

half strength; bedtime

hs

500

procedure in which a laser is used to seal or eradicate retinal tears or leaking blood vessels in the retina.

laser photocoagulation.

500

surgical removal of the entire eyeball;performed when the eye is irrecoverably diseased or damaged

enucleation

500

right ear

AD

500

twice per day

b.i.d.

500

Hyperopia

Hy