Question 1

Condition of double vision

Accepted Answer

Diplopia

Answer

Nyctalopia

Answer

Amblypia

Answer

Presbyopia

Question 2

Tough, white outer coat of the eyeball:

Accepted Answer

sclera

Answer

Pupil

Answer

Retina

Answer

Macula

Question 3

Clouding of the lens causing decreased vision

Accepted Answer

Cataract

Answer

Myopia

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Astigmatism

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Diabetic Retinopathy

Question 4

Yellowish region on the retina, slightly below the optic disc; contains the fovea centralis

Accepted Answer

Macula

Answer

Optic Disc

Answer

Cornea

Answer

Sclera

Question 5

Jelly-like material behind the lens; helps to maintain the shape of the eyeball

Accepted Answer

Vitreous humor

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Aqueous humor

Question 6

White portion of the eye:

Accepted Answer

Sclera

Answer

Pupil

Answer

Retina

Answer

Cornea

Question 7

Photoreceptor cell essential for vision in dim light and for peripheral vision

Accepted Answer

Rods

Answer

Choroid

Answer

Cons

Answer

Ciliary body

Question 8

Condition of absence of lens:

Accepted Answer

Aphakia

Answer

Corneoscleral

Answer

Papilledema

Answer

Xerophthalmia

Question 9

Contraction of pupil

Accepted Answer

Miosis

Answer

Mydriasis

Answer

Esotropia

Answer

Diplopia

Question 10

Contains muscles that control the shape of the lens to nervous impulses

Accepted Answer

Ciliary body

Answer

Macula lutea

Answer

Optic disc

Answer

Cerebral cortex

Question 11

c. gl. stands for?

Accepted Answer

with glasses

Answer

without glasses

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hordeolum

Answer

conjunctiva

Question 12

Removal of the entire eyeball

Accepted Answer

Enucleation

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Scleral buckle

Answer

Vitrectomy

Answer

LASIK

Question 13

Contains sensitive cells (rods and cones) that transmit light energy to nervous impulses

Accepted Answer

Retina

Answer

Lens

Answer

Choroid

Answer

Iris

Question 14

Colored, pigmented layer that opens or closes to allow more or less light into the eye

Accepted Answer

Iris

Answer

Lens

Answer

Cornea

Answer

Sclera

Question 15

OU stands for?

Accepted Answer

both eyes

Answer

left eye

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right eye

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no eyes

Question 16

Pupils are unequal size

Accepted Answer

Anisocoria

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Keratitis

Answer

Strabismus

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Presbyopia

Question 17

ir/o

Accepted Answer

Cornea

Answer

Eyelid

Answer

Tears

Answer

Lens

Question 18

OS stands for?

Accepted Answer

left eye

Answer

right ear

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right eye

Answer

left ear

Question 19

Myopia

Accepted Answer

Nearsightedness

Answer

Farsightedness

Answer

Glaucoma

Answer

Astigmatism

Question 20

The combining form for the ciliary body is...

Accepted Answer

Cycl/o

Answer

Irid/o

Answer

Lacrim/o

Answer

Phak/o

Question 21

Adjustment of the lens by the ciliary body

Accepted Answer

Accomodation

Answer

Refraction

Answer

Binocular vision

Answer

Photophobia

Question 22

A specialist that examines the eyes and prescribing corrective lenses

Accepted Answer

Optometrist

Answer

Ophthalmologist

Answer

Opthalmelegist

Answer

Optician

Question 23

Impairment of vision due to old age:

Accepted Answer

Presbyopia

Answer

Diplipia

Answer

Esotropia

Answer

Emmetropia

Question 24

Photoreceptor cell essential for vision in dim light and for peripheral vision

Accepted Answer

Rod

Answer

Cone

Answer

Cons

Answer

Rodes

Question 25

Photoreceptor cell in the retina; responsible for color and central vision

Accepted Answer

Cone

Answer

Rods

Answer

Cons

Answer

Rode

Question 26

Inflammation of the white of the eye

Accepted Answer

Scleritis

Answer

Uveitis

Answer

Keratitis

Answer

Retinitis

Question 27

Small, hard cystic mass on the eyelid

Accepted Answer

Chalazion

Answer

Glaucoma

Answer

Nystagmus

Answer

Hordeolum

Question 28

Bending of light rays by cornea, lens, and fluids of the eye

Accepted Answer

Refraction

Answer

Papilledema

Answer

Intraocular

Answer

Accommodation

Question 29

Normal vision

Accepted Answer

Emmetropia

Answer

Presbyopia

Answer

Diplopia

Answer

Amblyopia

Question 30

Inflammation of the vascular layer of the eye

Accepted Answer

Uveitis

Answer

Conjunctivitis

Answer

Keratitis

Answer

Iritis

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