ophthalmoscope
Retinal viewing device
An ophthalmoscope is a handheld instrument used to examine the interior of the eye, particularly the retina, optic disc, and blood vessels.
A doctor shines light through the pupil and looks through a lens system to detect conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, or diabetic retinopathy: The ophthalmoscope revealed early signs of damage.
Learner or eye opening
- retinaLight-sensing tissue layer
- optic nerveRetina-brain neural connection
- maculaRetinal region for acuity
- fundusOrgan's innermost portion
vitreous · lens · cornea · otoscope · laryngoscope · dermatoscope · stethoscope · eye examination
Light-sensing tissue layer
- fundusOrgan's innermost portion
- pupilLearner or eye opening
- maculaRetinal region for acuity
- blood vesselsTubes carrying circulating fluid
glaucoma · macular degeneration · retinal detachment · cataracts · hemorrhage · eye examination · dilation
pupil
Learner or eye opening
- retinaLight-sensing tissue layer
- optic nerveRetina-brain neural connection
- maculaRetinal region for acuity
fundus · vitreous · lens · cornea · otoscope · laryngoscope · dermatoscope · stethoscope · eye examination · glaucoma screening
retina
Light-sensing tissue layer
blood vessels · glaucoma · macular degeneration · retinal detachment · cataracts · hemorrhage · eye examination · dilation
- visionsharp, eye, visual perception, sight, eyes
- medical equipmentstethoscope, AED, syringe, hospital bed, surgical table
- clinicexam table, examination table, stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, otoscope
- doctor's officedoctor, appointment, checkup, exam room, examination table
- eye careeye doctor, optometrist, eye exam, glasses, contacts
- imaging devicescamera, cameras, digital camera, digital cameras, video camera
ophthalmoscopeeyeglasses
Corrective lenses worn
corrective lenses · contact lenses · laser eye surgery · LASIK · eye drops