Ear Disease Flashcards

1
Q

name the 3 types of hearing loss

A

conductive
sensorineural
mixed

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2
Q

define otalgia

A

pain in the ear

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3
Q

name the thick part of the eardrum

A

pars tensa

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4
Q

name the thin part of the eardrum

A

pars flaccida

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5
Q

define otitis externa

A

inflammation of the skin of the ear canal

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6
Q

otitis external can be __________ or ______

A

otitis external can be BACTERIAL or FUNGAL

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7
Q

what are the common causes of otitis externa?

A

water
cotton buds
skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis
DM

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8
Q

acute otitis media is more common in who and is associated with what?

A

AOM
children
glue ear and URTI

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9
Q

name the 3 types of chronic otitis media

A

otitis media with effusion - glue ear

cholesteatoma

perforation

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10
Q

what is the other term for acute otitis media with effusion?

A

glue ear

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11
Q

acute otitis media with effusion is more common in who?

A

children

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12
Q

what is glue ear associated with dysfunction/obstruction of?

A

eustachian tube

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13
Q

chronic hearing loss with flat tympanogram

diagnosis?

A

otitis media with effusion - glue ear

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14
Q

perforation is commonly due to what?

A

AOM

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15
Q

presence of keratin within the middle ear

diagnosis?

A

cholesteatoma

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16
Q

cholesteatoma erodes what?

A

surrounding bone

17
Q

what does cholesteatoma cause?

A

hearing loss and discharge

18
Q

cholesteatoma treatment?

A

surgical excision and reconstruction

19
Q

complications of cholesteatoma?

A

brain abscesses
mastoiditis
thrombus
facial palsy

20
Q

gradual onset conductive hearing loss

more common in women

progresses more rapidly during pregnancy

familial

fixation of stapes footplate

correction by stapedectomy

diagnosis?

A

otosclerosis

21
Q

define otosclerosis

A

abnormal bone growth of middle ear

22
Q
AOM
cholesteatoma
otitis externa
AOM
glue ear
COM

the above all cause what type of hearing loss?

A

conductive

23
Q

what term is giving to degenerative hearing loss?

A

presbycusis

24
Q

what frequency is usually lost in presbycusis?

A

high frequencies

25
there is a classical dip on an audiograph in those with presbycusis at what frequency?
4 kHz (4000Hz)
26
name the drugs that cause hearing loss
gentamicin chemotherapeutic drugs such as cisplatin and vincristine aspirin and NSAIDs in overdose
27
name the benign tumour arising in the internal acoustic meatus
vestibular schwannoma
28
what test do you perform to diagnose vestibular schwannoma
MRI
29
how does vestibular schwannoma present?
hearing loss tinnitus imbalance
30
vestibular schwannoma and presbycusis is what type of hearing loss?
sensorineural