ear disease Flashcards

1
Q

is this ear drum normal or abnormal

A

normal

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2
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what is otitis externa

A

inflammation of the skin of the ear canal

  • almost always infective
  • bacterial or fungal
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3
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causes of otitis externa

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  • water
  • cotton buds
  • skin conditions
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4
Q

what is wrong with this ear drum

A

acute otitis media

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5
Q

what are some forms of chronic otitis media

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  • otitis media with effusion
  • cholesteatoma
  • perforation
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6
Q

causes of OME in adults

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  • rhinosinusitis
  • nasopharyngeal carcinoma
  • nasopharyngeal lymphoma
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7
Q

what is wrong with this ear drum

A

OME

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8
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what can cause perforation

A
  • AME
  • trauma
  • usually heals spontaneously
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9
Q

what is wrong with this ear drum

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perforation

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10
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what is cholesteatoma

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  • presence of keratin within middle ear
  • erodes surrounding bone
  • causes hearing loss, discharge, complications
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11
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treatment for cholesteatoma

A

surgical excision and reconstruction

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12
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what is wrong with this ear drum

A

retraction

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13
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what is wrong with this ear drum

A

cholesteatoma

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14
Q

complications of acute otitis media and cholesteatoma

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  • medial spread -sensorineural hearing loss/tinnitus/vertigo/facial palsy
  • superior spread - brain abscess/meningitis
  • posterior spread - venous sinus thrombosis
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15
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what is otosclerosis

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  • abnormal bone growth inside the ear

- causes gradual onset conductive hearing loss

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16
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who gets otosclerosis

A

women

-progresses rapidly in pregnant women

17
Q

treatment of otosclerosis

A

first line - hearing aids

if not hearing aids - correction by stapedectomy

18
Q

what is presbycusis

A

age related hearing loss

-gradual loss of hearing in both ears

19
Q

what does this show

A

presbycusis

20
Q

what is a vestibular shwannoma

A

benign tumour arising in internal auditory meatus

21
Q

presentation of vestibular shwannoma

A
  • asymmetrical hearing loss
  • tinnitus in one side
  • imbalance
22
Q

diagnosis of vestibular shwannoma

A

MRI

23
Q

symptoms of a skull fracture

A
  • hearing loss (conductive and senorineural)
  • facial palsy
  • CSF leak
24
Q

cardiovascular contributions to balance

A
  • arrythmias
  • postural
  • hypotension
25
Q

visual contributions to balace

A
  • cataracts

- DM

26
Q

dizzy rolling over in bed

A

BPPV

27
Q

first attack of dizziness severe, lasting hours with nausea and vomiting

A

vestibular neuritis

28
Q

light sensitive during the dizzy spells?

A

vestibular neuritis

29
Q

causes of BPPV

A
  • head trauma
  • ear surgery
  • idiopathic
30
Q

diagnosis of BPPV

A

dix hallpike

31
Q

treatment of BPPV

A

epley

32
Q

what is the commonest cause of vertigo on looking up

A

BPPV

33
Q

what is vestibular neuronitis/labyrinthitis

A

prolonged vertigo (days)

34
Q

presentation of labyrinthitis

A

associated tinnitus or hearing loss with prolongedd vertigo

35
Q

where are vestibular shwannomas found

A

VIII nerve sheath

36
Q

what does this audiogram show

A

NIHL

-noise induced hearing loss