ENT Flashcards
1
Q
acute otitis externa management
A
topical gent with or without hydrocortisone drops
2
Q
Weber test
A
512Hz in middle of forehead
Normal= same in both ears
Sensorineural= louder in normal ear
Conductive= louder in affected ear
3
Q
Rhinne’s test
A
512Hz on mastoid until can’t hear and then move to next to canal
Normal/sensorineural= air conduction better than bone which is Rinne’s positive (both conductive as both reduced equally)
Conductive= not heard when put next to the ear as bone is better than air so Rinne negative
4
Q
most common complication of meningitis
A
sensorineural hearing loss
5
Q
otitis externa diabetics management
A
cirpofloxcin to cover pseudomonas
