Eye & Ear drugs

drug that interfere with production of carbonic acid, which leads to decreased aqueous humor formation and decreased intraocular pressure.

earwax

used to loosen and remove impacted cerumen from the ear canal

inflammation of the delicate membrane covering the eyeball and lining the eyelids

agents that paralyze the muscles of accommodation

passage that carries tears into the nose

contraction of the pupil

agents used to lower the intraocular pressure, thereby increasing blood flow to the retina and decreasing retinal damage and losss of vision

agents that dilate the pupils

agents used preoperatively and postoperatively to decrease vitreous humor volume, thereby reducing intraocular pressure