BPPV Flashcards

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benign

A

not malignant

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2
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paroxysmal

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recurrent, sudden intensification of symptoms

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3
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positional

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placement dependent (of ear)

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4
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vertigo

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false inner sensation of rotational movement

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5
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BPPV symptoms are almost always precipitated by

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a change in position of the head with respect to gravity

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mechanism of BPPV centers around

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utricular debris (otoconia)

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7
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BPPV occurs when

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otoconia falls out of utricle and into either neighboring semicircular canals/cupulas

displacement can have several causes

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8
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two main causes of BPPV

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trauma
age

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9
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utriculopedal

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TOWARDS
- excitatory for horizontal
- inhibitory for A/P

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utriculofugal

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AWAY
- excitatory for A/P
- inhibitory for horizontal

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canalithiasis

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free floating otoconia within the SCC resulting in abnormal endolymphatic flow with the affected canal

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characteristics of canalithiasis

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  • delay in the onset of vertigo (1-40 seconds)= LATENCY
  • nystagmus appears after latency
  • fluctuation in the intensity of the vertigo and nystagmus and then decreases while in provoking position= disappears in about 60s
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13
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why is anterior BPPV rare

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it is hard for crystals to get into that canal

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14
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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if R horizontal canal and R head turn

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LEFT

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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if R anterior canal and R head turn

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LEFT TORSION and UP

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16
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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if R posterior canal and R head turn

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LEFT TORSION and DOWN

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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if L horizontal canal and L head turn

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RIGHT

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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if L anterior canal and L head turn

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RIGHT TORSION and UP

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NONPATHOLOGICAL
where do eyes go if L horizontal canal and L head turn

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RIGHT TORSION and DOWN

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PATHOLOGICAL
where is nystagmus if R horizontal canal and R head turn

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RIGHT BEATING

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PATHOLOGICAL
where is nystagmus if R anterior canal and R head turn

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RIGHT TORSION and DOWN BEATING

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PATHOLOGICAL
where is nystagmus if R posterior canal and R head turn

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RIGHT TORSION and UP BEATING

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PATHOLOGICAL
where is nystagmus if L horizontal canal and L head turn

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LEFT BEATING

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PATHOLOGICAL
where is nystagmus if L anterior canal and L head turn

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LEFT TORSION and DOWN BEATING

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PATHOLOGICAL where is nystagmus if L posterior canal and L head turn
LEFT TORSION and UP BEATING
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cupulolithiasis
otoconia are adherent to the cupula of the affect SCC. Canal becomes gravity sensitive
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characteristics of cupulolithiasis
immediate vertigo onset while in provoking position persistence of vertigo and nystagmus for as long as the head maintains that position NO LATENCY, RAMP UP, or WIND DOWN
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incidence of BPPV
#1 cause of dizziness women> men older> younger posterior> horizontal or anterior
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predisposing factors of BPPV
age head trauma inner ear disease genetics osteopenia/osteoporosis CV disease DM migraines vit D deficiency sleeping position
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common triggers of BPPV
bed mobility reaching for object on floor or top shelf washing hair working under the car changing a lightbulb
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3 most common types of BPPV
posterior canalithiasis horizontal canalithiasis horizontal cupulolithiasis
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techniques for posterior canal
dix hallpike sidelying test
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techniques for horizontal canal
roll test bow and lean test
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techniques for anterior canal
dix hallpike (contra)
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GOLD STANDARD for posterior canal
dix hallpike ROTATE SAME SIDE
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left dix hallpike tests _____
left posterior and right anterior
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right dix hallpike tests _____
right posterior and left anterior
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slide lying test
posterior canal opposite head turn as DIX
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left sidelying tests _____
L posterior and R anterior
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right sidelying tests _____
R posterior and L anterior
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geotropic
towards the ground
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ageotropic
away from the ground
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roll test-- horizontal canalithiasis results in
GEOTROPIC nystagmus with both directions
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roll test-- horizontal cupuloithiasis results in
AGEOTROPIC nystagmus with both directions
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bow and lean canalithiasis
bow-- excitatory= ipsi nystagmus lean-- inhibitory= contra nystagmus
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bow and lean cupulolithiasis
bow-- inhibitory= contra nystagmus lean-- excitatory= ipsi nystagmus
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posterior canal BPPV treatment options
modified eply maneuver semont maneuver
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horizontal canal BPPV treatment options
BBQ roll maneuver appiani/gufoni maneuver casani maneuver
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anterior canal BPPV treatment options
modified epley maneuver (CONTRA) semont maneuver (CONTRA) deep head hanging maneuver
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what should you make sure of in modified epley maneuver
that nystagmus resolves before changing position
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speed is helpful for best results when used with ___
semont maneuver ** best results for cupulo
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BBQ roll
roll AWAY from problems more helpful with canulolithiasis
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appiani/gufoni maneuver
AWAY from involved ear used if prone is an issue
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casani maneuver
drop towards affected ear
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casani if otoconia on utriculoside, dump _______
down
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casani if otoconia on canal side, dump ______
up