Ophthalmology Test Questions And Answers
Hyperthroidism is known to cause the eyes to bulge out resulting in
Exopthalmos
The medical word for pinkeye
Conjunctivitis
Words that pertain to the back of the eye
The muscle that turns the eye downward
Rectus
The blind spot of the eye is found at the
Optic disk
When the surface of what is irregularly curved, it is known as astigmatism
Cornea
The vitreous humor does what
It occupies the space behind the lens and in front of the retina at the back of the eye
A condition where the lens of the eye has been surgically removed
Aphakia
How is glaucoma treated
Eye drops, medicine, surgery
A progressive condition which causes blood vessels to leak and cause intracular
hemorrhaging
Diabetic retinopathy
Ambly/o
Dullness
Phac/o and phak/o
Lens shaped, pertaining to lens
Dacry/o
Tears or lacrimal duct
The deviation of one or both eyes, either medially or laterally
Strabismus
The what duct carries tears in the eye to the nose
Naso-lacrimal
A condition that can be characterized by the surface of the cornea being curved
more steeply in one area
Astigmatism
A person can arrange to donate, after his or her death and have the what
transplanted into another person
Cornea
Which portion of the brain created three dimensional images from sensory
impulses from the optic nerve
Visual cortex
Which two structures of the eye are involved in bending light rays to focus them
on the retina
Cornea, lens
What are the functions of the ciliary body
Changes shape of the lens to help eyes focus on an object
Hyperthroidism is known to cause the eyes to bulge out resulting in
Exopthalmos
The medical word for pinkeye
Conjunctivitis
Words that pertain to the back of the eye
The muscle that turns the eye downward
Rectus
The blind spot of the eye is found at the
Optic disk
When the surface of what is irregularly curved, it is known as astigmatism
Cornea
The vitreous humor does what
It occupies the space behind the lens and in front of the retina at the back of the eye
A condition where the lens of the eye has been surgically removed
Aphakia
How is glaucoma treated
Eye drops, medicine, surgery
A progressive condition which causes blood vessels to leak and cause intracular
hemorrhaging
Diabetic retinopathy
Ambly/o
Dullness
Phac/o and phak/o
Lens shaped, pertaining to lens
Dacry/o
Tears or lacrimal duct
The deviation of one or both eyes, either medially or laterally
Strabismus
The what duct carries tears in the eye to the nose
Naso-lacrimal
A condition that can be characterized by the surface of the cornea being curved
more steeply in one area
Astigmatism
A person can arrange to donate, after his or her death and have the what
transplanted into another person
Cornea
Which portion of the brain created three dimensional images from sensory
impulses from the optic nerve
Visual cortex
Which two structures of the eye are involved in bending light rays to focus them
on the retina
Cornea, lens
What are the functions of the ciliary body
Changes shape of the lens to help eyes focus on an object
