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- 1. Multiple Choiceambly/odull; dimthe membrane lining the eyelids and front of eyeeyelid
- 2. Multiple Choiceametr/oout of proportiondull; dimlens
- 3. Multiple Choiceanis/ounequalout of proportionlight
- 4. Multiple Choicedipl/odoubleunequalretina
- 5. Multiple Choicenyct/onightdoublehearing
- 6. Multiple Choiceblephar/oeyelideyelidear
- 7. Multiple Choiceconjunctiv/othe membrane lining the eyelids and front of eyepupilinner ear
- 8. Multiple Choicecore/opupiliristympanic membrane; eardrum
- 9. Multiple Choiceirid/oiriseyeear
- 10. Multiple Choiceir/oiriscornealens
- 11. Multiple Choicekerat/ocorneavision; sightlight
- 12. Multiple Choiceocul/oeyeeyelidretina
- 13. Multiple Choiceophthalm/oeyelighthearing
- 14. Multiple Choiceopt/ovision; sightretinaear
- 15. Multiple Choicepalpebr/oeyeliddull; diminner ear
- 16. Multiple Choicephac/olensout of proportiontympanic membrane; eardrum
- 17. Multiple Choicephak/olensunequalear
- 18. Multiple Choicephot/olightdoublespecialist; one who specializes; an expert
- 19. Multiple Choiceretin/oretinaeyelidspecialist in the measure of
- 20. Multiple Choiceaudi/ohearingthe membrane lining the eyelids and front of eyesurgical fixation
- 21. Multiple Choiceaudit/ohearingpupilfear
- 22. Multiple Choiceaur/oearirislens
- 23. Multiple Choicelabyrinth/oinner earcornealight
- 24. Multiple Choicemyring/otympanic membrane; eardrumeyeretina
- 25. Multiple Choiceot/oearvision; sighthearing
- 26. Multiple Choice-icianspecialist; one who specializes; an experteyelidear
- 27. Multiple Choice-metristspecialist in the measure oflightinner ear
- 28. Multiple Choice-pexysurgical fixationpupiltympanic membrane; eardrum
- 29. Multiple Choice-phobiafearirisear
- 30. Multiple Choice-opiavisual condition; visioncorneaspecialist; one who specializes; an expert
- 31. Multiple Choice-tropiaturningeyesurgical fixation
- 32. Multiple Choice-metryprocess of measuringvision; sightfear
- 33. Multiple Choice-orypertaining todull; dimlens
- 34. Multiple Choice-cusishearingout of proportionlight
- 35. Multiple Choiceeso-inwardunequalretina
- 36. Multiple Choiceexo-outsidedoublehearing
- 37. Multiple Choiceextra-outsideeyelidear
- 38. Multiple Choicepresby-old agethe membrane lining the eyelids and front of eyeinner ear
- 39. Multiple Choiceblepharoptosisdrooping eyelidinflammation of the conjunctiva; commonly called pink eyepertaining to the eyelid
- 40. Multiple Choiceconjunctivitisinflammation of the conjunctiva; commonly called pink eyecondition in which the pupils are of unequal sizeabsence of a lens
- 41. Multiple Choiceanisocoriacondition in which the pupils are of unequal sizescraping of the outer layers of the corneaintolerance or sensitivity to light
- 42. Multiple Choicecorneal abrasianscraping of the outer layers of the corneaexcision (removal) of the irisany disease of the retina
- 43. Multiple Choiceiridectomyexcision (removal) of the irissurgical reconstruction of the cornea; corneal transplantsurgical fixation of the retina
- 44. Multiple Choiceiritisinflammation of the irismuscles located outside the eyeballdimness of vision
- 45. Multiple Choicekeratoplastysurgical reconstruction of the cornea; corneal transplantdrooping eyelidimages do not focus properly on the retina
- 46. Multiple Choiceextraocular musclesmuscles located outside the eyeballinflammation of the conjunctiva; commonly called pink eyelack of vision in one-half of the visual field
- 47. Multiple Choiceexophthalmiaoutward protusion of the eyeballcondition in which the pupils are of unequal sizenight blindness; a person with normal day vision has difficulty seeing at night
- 48. Multiple Choiceophthalmologista medical doctor who specializes in eye disordersscraping of the outer layers of the corneadouble vision
- 49. Multiple Choiceophthalmoscopyprocess of visually examining the eyeexcision (removal) of the irispertaining to the eyelid
- 50. Multiple Choiceophthalmologystudy of the eye including disease and treatmentinflammation of the irissurgical fixation of the retina
- 51. Multiple Choicexerophthalmiadrying of the surfaces of the eyesurgical reconstruction of the cornea; corneal transplantdimness of vision
- 52. Multiple Choiceopticianexpert who fills prescriptions for eyeglasses and contact lensesmuscles located outside the eyeballimages do not focus properly on the retina
- 53. Multiple Choiceoptometristspecialist in the testing of visual function and diagnosis of eye conditionsoutward protusion of the eyeballlack of vision in one-half of the visual field
- 54. Multiple Choicepalpebralpertaining to the eyelidabsence of a lensnight blindness; a person with normal day vision has difficulty seeing at night
- 55. Multiple Choiceaphakiaabsence of a lensintolerance or sensitivity to lightdouble vision
- 56. Multiple Choicephotophobiaintolerance or sensitivity to lightdrooping eyelidimpaired vision due to advanced age
- 57. Multiple Choiceretinopathyany disease of the retinainflammation of the conjunctiva; commonly called pink eyeinward turning of the eyelid; flipped eyelid
- 58. Multiple Choiceretinopexysurgical fixation of the retinacondition in which the pupils are of unequal sizeinward turning of the eyeball; cross-eyed
- 59. Multiple Choiceamblyopiadimness of visionscraping of the outer layers of the corneaoutward turning of the eyeball
- 60. Multiple Choiceametropiaimages do not focus properly on the retinaexcision (removal) of the irisfogging of the lens
- 61. Multiple Choicehemianopialack of vision in one-half of the visual fieldinflammation of the irisnearsightedness
- 62. Multiple Choicenyctalopianight blindness; a person with normal day vision has difficulty seeing at nightsurgical reconstruction of the cornea; corneal transplantpertaining to the eyelid
- 63. Multiple Choicediplopiadouble visionmuscles located outside the eyeballsurgical fixation of the retina
- 64. Multiple Choicepresbyopiaimpaired vision due to advanced ageoutward protusion of the eyeballdimness of vision
- 65. Multiple Choiceentropioninward turning of the eyelid; flipped eyelidabsence of a lensimages do not focus properly on the retina
- 66. Multiple Choiceesotropiainward turning of the eyeball; cross-eyedintolerance or sensitivity to lightlack of vision in one-half of the visual field
- 67. Multiple Choiceextotropiaoutward turning of the eyeballany disease of the retinanight blindness; a person with normal day vision has difficulty seeing at night
- 68. Multiple Choicecataractsfogging of the lensdrooping eyeliddouble vision
- 69. Multiple Choicemyopianearsightednessinflammation of the conjunctiva; commonly called pink eyeblurred vision, both near and far
- 70. Multiple Choicehyperopiafarsightednesscondition in which the pupils are of unequal sizedimness of vision
- 71. Multiple Choiceastigmatismblurred vision, both near and farscraping of the outer layers of the corneanearsightedness
- 72. Multiple Choiceglaucomadamage to the retina and optic nerve due to increased inside eyeball pressureexcision (removal) of the irispertaining to the eyelid
- 73. Multiple Choiceaudiometryprocess of measuring a patient's hearing abilityinflammation of the irissurgical fixation of the retina
- 74. Multiple Choiceauralpertaining to the earsurgical reconstruction of the cornea; corneal transplantdimness of vision
- 75. Multiple Choicelabyrinthitisinflammation of the inner earmuscles located outside the eyeballimages do not focus properly on the retina
- 76. Multiple Choicemyringotomycutting into the eardrum to remove fluid from the middle earoutward protusion of the eyeballlack of vision in one-half of the visual field
- 77. Multiple Choiceotalgiaearrachepertaining to the eyelidnight blindness; a person with normal day vision has difficulty seeing at night
- 78. Multiple Choiceotorrheadischarge from the earabsence of a lensdouble vision
- 79. Multiple Choicepresbycusisdiminished hearing due to old ageintolerance or sensitivity to lightfarsightedness
- 80. Multiple Choicetinnitisringing in the earsany disease of the retinaearrache
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