ENT Flashcards

1
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tonslitis vs phargitis

A

very similar except pharygitis typically no lymphadenopathy

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2
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DX FOR TONSILITIS

A

phargitis
Infectious mono

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3
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tonsiliti vs infectios mon o

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infectious mono would give you splenomegaly and SEVRE FATIGUE

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4
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WHAT IS CENTOR USED FOR

criteria

A

The Centor Criteria is a set of clinical predictors used to identify patients with Group A streptococcal pharyngitis:

absence of cough
fever
tonsillar exudates
lymphadenopathy (anterior cervical)
3 or more cosnidered for ab treatment

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5
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CRITERIA FOR TONSILITIS

A

CENTOR

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6
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what do we give in normal tonsilatis

A

paracetamol and ibuprofen

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7
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complicatins of tonislitis

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  1. recurrent tonsilitis
  2. retrophargeal (usually in kids)
  3. pertitonsilar abseccs (quinsy)
  4. lemiers sydnromes
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8
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quinsy , symptoms

whats the main difference

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also called peritonsilar abscess - a complication of tonsilitis

  • can cause trismus
  • dysphagia
    -fever
    -deviation of uvula
    -hot poattoe voice

difference is that patients cant eat because of the abscess whereeas tonsilitis they can it just hurts .

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