Chapter 62 : Acute and Chronic Laryngitis Flashcards
1
Q
What is the 5th sign of inflammation:
A
Functio Laesa
2
Q
Vascular vocal fold lesions are usually due to:
A
Phonotrauma
3
Q
Rhinoscleroma is caused by:
A
Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis
4
Q
Most characteristic finding in laryngeal candidiasis:
A
diffuse, whitish speckling of the vocal folds or supraglottis
5
Q
Causes 2 of 3 causes of chronic bacterial laryngitis:
A
Staphylococcus aureus
6
Q
Substances suspected to cause injury in reflux laryngitis:
A
Bile, Pepsin
7
Q
Most common laryngeal lesion noted in Wegener’s granulomatosis:
A
Subglottic stenosis
8
Q
Laryngeal sarcoidosis is usually limited to which sites:
A
Supraglottis, glottis
9
Q
Benign cause of chronic laryngitis (approximately <1% of cases)
A
Amyloidosis
10
Q
Laryngeal TB most commonly affects the:
A
True and false vocal folds
