Memory Game Module #7 HAOnline version Terms for eyes & ears HA by Jennie Miron Snellen Chart is the most commonly used and accurate measure of visual acuity. Turbinates are bony ridges noted on the interior of each nare. There are three bony turbinates but only two can be seen on inspection. The middle and inferior turbinates appear the same light red colour as nasal mucosa. Lymphadenopathy--is an enlargement of the lymph glands greater than 1 cm and is associated with infections like mononucleosis or cancers. Exophthalmos is a symptom of hyperthyroidism where the eyeballs bulge. Lymphadenopathy--is an enlargement of the lymph glands greater than 1 cm and is associated with infections like mononucleosis or cancers. Macrocephalic: Head is large for age or rapidly increasing in size (e.g., as in hydrocephalus [increased cerebrospinal fluid]). Fontanelles--the spaces where the sutures intersect on an infant's skull. Tonsils are inspected and graded on a 4 point scale. Acute throat infections may result in tonsils appearing bright, red, and swollen with exudate like pus or white spots. Turbinates are bony ridges noted on the interior of each nare. There are three bony turbinates but only two can be seen on inspection. The middle and inferior turbinates appear the same light red colour as nasal mucosa. Exophthalmos is a symptom of hyperthyroidism where the eyeballs bulge. Tympanic Membrane is more commonly known as the eardrum and separates the middle ear from the external ear. The membrane should be shiny and translucent, with pearly grey coloration on inspection. Cerumen--Is a yellow waxy material that lubricates and protects the ear--impacted cerumen is common in aging adults Tympanic Membrane is more commonly known as the eardrum and separates the middle ear from the external ear. The membrane should be shiny and translucent, with pearly grey coloration on inspection. Tonsils are inspected and graded on a 4 point scale. Acute throat infections may result in tonsils appearing bright, red, and swollen with exudate like pus or white spots. Fontanelles--the spaces where the sutures intersect on an infant's skull. Macrocephalic: Head is large for age or rapidly increasing in size (e.g., as in hydrocephalus [increased cerebrospinal fluid]). Snellen Chart is the most commonly used and accurate measure of visual acuity. Ptosis refers to a positional defect in which the eyelid droops and gives the appearance of sleepiness. Ptosis refers to a positional defect in which the eyelid droops and gives the appearance of sleepiness. Cerumen--Is a yellow waxy material that lubricates and protects the ear--impacted cerumen is common in aging adults
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