Veterinary Opthalmology Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• tonometry : a test that measures pressure in the eye.
• fluorescein : a stain used to detect corneal ulceration.
• schirmer : a test used to measure basal tear production.
• seidel : a test used to detect aqueous leakage.
• jones : a test to confirm patency of nasolacrimal duct.
• inverted : the image on the retina is always _ .
• sympathetic : dilatation of the pupils involves the _ pathway.
• lacrimal : the _ system ensures corneal lubrication & nutrition.
• corticosteroid : in the case of ulcerative keratitis what medication is contraindicated.
• phacoemulsification : what is the surgical technique used to solve cataract?
• dichromatic : what type of colour vision dogs and cats have?
• descemets : the posterior limiting membrane of cornea is also known as _ membrane.
• uvea : _ consist of choroid, ciliary body and iris.
• fundus : interior surface located opposite the lens, encompassing several critical components essential for vision.
• hypokalemia : dorzolamide 2% is a type of carbonic anhydrase inhibitors that can cause _ in cats and stings upon application making the patient less comfortable.
• lustre : a clinical indication of dry eye syndrome is the lack of _ , which causes the cornea to appear dry and dull.
• nictating : membrane from the third eyelid that is found in most animals.
• distichiasis : eyelash emerging from meibomian gland opening.
• keratoconjunctivitis : a condition due to inadequate tear flow and accumulation of secondary mucoid ocular discharge.
• herpes : conjunctivitis is common in cats with feline _ virus.
• scced : abnormal adhesion between epithelial cells and stroma. (use abbreviation)