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Nerve that is a tract of CNS, extends from chiasma opticum to bulbus oculi, radiates in retina
N. Opticus
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External and internal sheath of the optic nerve
Vagina externa N. Optici, Vagina interna N. Optici
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Structure beginning the optic nerve visible on the fundus, lacks receptors
Discus N. Optici
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Cloudy area in the lens that leads to decrease in vision
Cataract
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Condition in which the eyelid turns outward
Ectropion
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Eyelids roll inward
Entropion
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Condition of having dry eyes
DES → dry eye syndrome
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Inflammatory or infective condition of cornea involving disruption of its epithelial layer with involvement of the corneal stroma
Corneal ulcer
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Disorder of the third eyelid
Cherry eye
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Sense organ receptive to sounds, gravity and changes in the position of head
Vestibulocochlear organ
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Parts of the ear
Auris externa, Auris media, Auris interna
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Structures that external ear consists of
Auricula, Meatus acusticus externus, Membrana tympani
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Auricula
Cartilago auriculae, Mm. Auriculares
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Externally visible part of the ear
Auricula
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Canal leading from the base of auricle to the tympanic membrane
Meatus acusticus externus
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Structure that separates the middle ear from the meatus acusticus externus
Membrana tympani
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Funnel - shaped proximal part of the auricle
Concha auriculae
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Cavity of the funnel - shaped proximal part of the auricle
Cavum conchae
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Long hairs protecting the entrance to external acoustic meatus
Tragi
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Concave internal side of the auricle
Scapha
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Free margin of the auricle passing over apex
Helix
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Elongated prominence on the rostromedial border of the entrance to the auricular cavity
Tragus
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Structures that middle ear comprises
Cavum tympani, Tuba auditiva, Ossicula auditus
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Space between pars petrosa and tympanica of the temporal bone
Cavum tympani
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Space with auditory ossicles that transmit the vibrations of tympanic membrane to the perilymphatic space in the internal ear
Cavum tympani
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Structure closed by the base of the stapes by means of which vibrations act on the perilymph in the internal ear
Fenestra vestibuli
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Round foramen in the medial wall of the tympanic cavity, closed by membrana tympani secundaria
Fenestra cochleae
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Three articulating bones that transmit the vibrations of tympanic membrane across the tympanic cavity to the perilymph in the Scala vestibuli
Auditory ossicles
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Most external auditory ossicle, articulating with the incus manubrium embedded on tympanic membrane
Malleus
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Most internal auditory ossicle, articulating with the incus and closing fenestra vestibuli
Stapes