• WEEK 1. INNATE IMMUNITY AND INFLAMMATION
  • WEEK 2. ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY, LEUKEMIA, AND OTHER BLOOD CELL PATHOLOGIES
  • WEEK 3. HEMOSTASIS AND RED BLOOD CELLS
  • WEEK 4. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
  • WEEK 5. ENDOCRINE DISORDERS
  • WEEK 6. NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
  • WEEK 7. MIDTERM EXAM
  • WEEK 8. DISORDERS OF GI FUNCTION
  • WEEK 9. RESPIRATORY DISORDERS
  • WEEK 10. SKELETAL, VISION, AND HEARING DISORDERS
  • WEEK 11. PAIN, HEADACHE, AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DISORDERS
  • WEEK 12. RENAL DISORDERS
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  • 10.2

    Vision and Hearing Disorders

    Before we discuss vision disorders, it will be a good idea to review your anatomy and physiology book or do a quick web search to refresh your memory and understanding of the following terms: cornea, sclera, iris, ciliary body, choroid, aqueous humor, vitreous humor, optic disk, and optic nerve. Also review the retina and the cell types found in the retina.

    Below is a quick description of a few new terms that you will need to be familiar with:

    ConjunctivitisThe Retina, Retinopathies, and Retinal DetachmentMacular DegenerationGlaucomaDisorders of the LensDisorders of Neural PathwaysDisorders of the Ear - OtitisDisorders of the Ear - Otosclerosis, Tinnitus, and Hearing Loss

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