Macular degeneration - Answers An eye disease affecting the macula (center) causing loss of central
vision
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) - Answers The leading cause of severe vision loss in adults
over age 50
Angular cheilitis - Answers Erythema, scaling, shallow/painful fissures at the corners of the mouth.
Occurs with excess salivation and candida infection
Anisocoria - Answers Unequal pupil sizes
Anosmia - Answers Loss of sense of smell
Aphthous ulcers - Answers "canker sore" starts as a vesicle, then turns into a small ulcer, painful,
associated with stress
Arcus senilis - Answers Lipid deposits that appear as rings on the outer region of the cornea
Buccal mean - Answers Related to the cheek
Candidiasis - Answers A fungal infection in the mouth caused my yeast. White, cheesy, patch on buccal
mucosa and tongue
Canthus - Answers corners of the eye where the lips met. medial and lateral
Caries - Answers Dental cavities
Cataract - Answers Cloudy area in eye lens
Circumoral pallor/cyanosis - Answers mouth/lips turn blue or pale
Conjunctivitis - Answers Infection of the conjunctiva "pink eye". Viral or bacterial infection
Deviated septum - Answers Nasal septum displaced to one side
Daibetic retinopathy - Answers growth or damage to blood vessels in the eye; due to poorly controlled
blood sugar
Diplopia - Answers Double vision
Disequilibrium - Answers Unsteadiness or imbalance or loss of equilibrium that is often accompanied by
spatial disorientation
Dysgeusia - Answers Inability to taste
Ectropion - Answers the lower lid is loose and rolling out