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| Drooping ofthe upper eyelid |
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| Abnormal intraocular pressure |
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| Progressive loss of trasparency of the lens of the eye. |
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| Any visual exam of the interior of the eye with an ophthalmoscope. |
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| Abnormal soundheard in one or both ears caused by trauma or disease; may be a ringing, buzzing, or jingling. |
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| Inflammation of the middle ear. |
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| Inflammation of the outer ear. |
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| Loss of hearing common in old age. |
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| Colored portion of the eye between the lens and cornea that regulates the amount of light entering the pupil; separates anterior and posterior chambers. |
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| Opening at the center of the iris hat regulates the entrance of light. |
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| Receptors for black and white and peripheral vision. |
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| White of the eye; tough outer layer. |
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| Jelly-like substance in the posterior chamber hat gives the eyeball its shape. |
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| Eternal portion of the ear. |
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| Small bones of the middle ear, including the malleus, incus, and stapes. |
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| Bones and membranes of the inner ear that contain receptors for sound waves and maintain balance. |
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| Inner ear structures that control equilibrium and detect motion. |
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| Process of placing medication into an area as prescribed by a physician. |
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| Washing or rinsing out an area to remove foreign matter. |
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| The reason the patient wants to see the physician. |
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| Symptoms that cannot be measured or seen. |
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| Information that can be measured or observed. |
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| Section in a medical history that contains more information about the current illness or injury. |
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| Health inventory of a patient's blood realatives. |
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| Step-by-step review of each body system |
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| Physician uses the hand to locate and touch major organs and lymph nodes to detect tenderness in an area. |
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| Used to check the nervous system and respiratory system. |
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| The use of a stethoscope to detect sounds. |
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