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drugs and bugs EENT Flashcards

1
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Main eye bugs

adults

A

G/C
S. aureus
S.pneumo

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main eye bugs for kids

A

S. pneumo

H influenza

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3
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Main eye viruses

A 
HSV, 
Adenovirus
Enterovirus
Coxsackie
VSV
Epstein-Barr
influenza
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Main Otitis Media Bugs 3mth olds

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E. coli

S. aureus

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Main otitis media bugs for 3mth-14 yrs

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S. Pneumococcal (S. pneumo conjugate vaccine reduced this)
H. influenza
M. Catarrhalis

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Main otitis media for adults

A

S. pneumo
H influenza
S. pyogenies/GAS
S. aureus

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Main Otitis Externa bug

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Pseudomonas

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Main Nose bug

A 
S. pneumo
H influenza
M Catarrhalis
Saureus
anaerobes
Streptococc. sp.
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Main throat bugs

A 
S. pyogenies (GAS)
S. pneumococcus
M. catarrhalis
Strep C
Nisseria
Diptheria
Mycoplasm
H. influenza
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Common Cold

A 
Paraflu
Enterovirus
Coronavirus
RSV
Rhinovirus
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Main pharyngeal viruses

A 
Rhinovirus
Influenza Virus
Parainfluenza
Coxsackie virus
Adenovirus
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Steroids used for eyes

A 
ha ha don't do it, refer to ENT, they might if no HSV
....
hypertensive retinopathy
diabetic retinopathy
TED, Graves
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steroids for nose/ mouth/ throat

A 
chronic sinusitis
allergic rhinitis 
nasal polyps
Aphthous ulcer
Oral Lichen Planus
Croup
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steroids for ear

A 
Chronic OM, refer to ENT
Miniere
Viral Labrinthitis
Vestibular Neuronitis
Mild Otitis Externa
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15
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name 3 Antihistamines and use

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Loradatine PO: Allergic rhinitis

Naphcon-A and Ocuhist topical: Viral Conjunctuvitis

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16
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Fluticanosone

A 
=Flonase inhalation=
chronic sinusitis
allergic rhinitis
nasal polyps (epistaxis)
chronic OM (consider flut. refer to ENT)
17
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Prednisone

A 
PO
chronic sinusitis 2nd choice
meniere's
Viral Labrinthititis
Vestibular Neruonitis
Croup (secure air, epitaph, then prednisone)
TED/Graves Opthalmopathy (methyl)
18
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Flucononine

A 
topical
Aphthous ulcer (lidocaine)
19
Q

drug for oral lichen planus

A

Clobetasol proprionate

20
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drug for mild otitis externa

A

acetic acid with hydrocortisone

21
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2-3 antifungals

A

nystatin (candida)

Fluconozole PO otitis externa fungal, repeated oral candidiasis (also Clotrimazole lozenge

22
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3 IV antibiotics for serious infections (except if PCN allergy)

A

Vancomycin + Ceftriaxone (orbital cellulitis and epiglottis, mastoiditis: only Ceftriaxone)
Fluroquinolone (Malignant Otitis Externa)

23
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3 IV Abx for serious infections with PCN allergy

A

Vancomycin + Ciprofloxacin (orbital cellulitis) (malignant otitis externa - cipro only)
Van of mice sipping a fox with eyes bulging and ear slammed outside the door
Levofloxacin Clindamycin
(epiglottis)

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