EENT Flashcards

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Misdiagnosed strep throat that is treated, but actually in mononucleosis causes

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break out in full body rash

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2
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Centor criteria

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Pharyngitis management for possible Group A Beta hemolytic strep Fever Tonsillar exudates Absence of cough Tender cervical adenopathy

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3
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common finding of post nasal drip

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cobblestoning

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4
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nasal passages look _____ and ______ if caused by allergies

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pale and boggy

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5
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Viral URI pathogens

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Influenza, rhinovirus, coronavirus, RSV, and metapneumovirus

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6
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Serious life-threatening complications of sinusitis

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7
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Diagnostic study of choice for sinusitis

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8
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Causative organism of sinusitis

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9
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Risk factors for drug resistant bugs

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10
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Treatment of sinusitis in otherwise healthy pt.

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11
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Treatment of sinusitis in otherwise healthy adult with beta-lactam allergy

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12
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Treatment of sinusitis in adults with mild dz with recent abx exposure, or adults with mod. dz

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13
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Treatment of sinusitis in adults with mild dz with recent antbx exposure and beta-lactam allergy, or
Adults with moderate dz and a b-lactam allergy

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14
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Allergic conjunctivitis

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15
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Viral conjuctivitis

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16
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Bacterial conjunctivitis

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17
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Gonococcal conjunctivitis

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18
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S/S of conjunctivitis

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Conjunctival erythema, injection, and discharge. Sensation of foreign body, or gritty eye.

EOMs and pupillary rxn should be normal

**Pt. should NOT complain of eye pain or photophobia

19
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Normal tonometry (intraocular pressure)

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20
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Corneal abrasion

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Trauma resulting in interruption of endothelial surface of cornea

21
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Glaucoma

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22
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Chronic, wide, or open-angle glaucoma

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23
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Acute, narrow, or closed-angle glaucoma

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24
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Bilateral uveitis

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25
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macular degeneration

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26
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baseline visual acuity and red/green color discrimination must be assessed in pts. beginning TB therapy with

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27
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Ptosis

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28
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Hemianopsia

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29
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Ectropian

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30
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Dacryocustitis

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31
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Cheilosis

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32
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Ludwigs angina

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33
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Kerotomia

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34
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Kopliks spots

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35
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Squamous papilloma

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36
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Hairy leukoplakia

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White painless lesions on the lateral aspects of the tongue

37
Q

Chalazion

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A painless mass on the eyelids, resulting from inflammation of a meibomian gland