ENT Flashcards

1
Q

fluid behind eardrum

A

glue ear - acute otitis media (with effusion)

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2
Q

bulging tympanic membrane

A

acute otitis media

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3
Q

vertigo w feeling of fullness in ear

A

menieres

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4
Q

tripod sign (leaning forward to breathe), drooling, hot potato voice

A

epiglottitis

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5
Q

Battle’s sign (bruising of mastoid process)

A

base of skull fracture

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6
Q

recurrent vertigo on rotation/movement of head

A

benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)

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7
Q

Dix-Hallpike

A

diagnostic for BPPV, nystagmus and vertigo

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8
Q

Epley manoeuvre

A

BPPV management

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9
Q

painless, cystic mass below ear

A

branchial cyst, benign, can become infected

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10
Q

foul smelling discharge from ear, hx chronic otitis media, hearing loss

A

cholesteatoma

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11
Q

air-bone gap on audiogram

A

conductive hearing loss

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12
Q

sloping with no air-bone gap on audiogram

A

sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL)

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13
Q

bleeding down throat (haemoptysis/haematemesis w ent hx)

A

posterior epistaxisis

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14
Q

purulent and BLACK nasal discharge

A

button battery in nose - necrosis & septal perforation

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15
Q

purulent, foul smelling nasal discharge (w facial pain, nasal obstruction)

A

foreign body in nose (organic object - inorganic generally asymptomatic until obstruction)

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16
Q

persistent hoarseness (w dysphagia, lymphadenopathy, red flag symptoms)

A

laryngeal cancer, urgent ent referral

17
Q

“cherry in the nose” w bilateral septal swelling (trauma hx)

A

nasal septal haematoma

18
Q

blood stained nasal discharge, persistent epistaxis, UNILATERAL symptoms

A

nasopharyngeal cancer

19
Q

ear pain, itch, redness/swelling of ear canal minimal discharge

A

otitis externa, generally staph or pseudomonas

20
Q

rapid onset deep ear pain, systemic symptoms, fever & irritability

A

acute otitis media

21
Q

pale/retracted tympanic membrane, difficulty in school/with hearing

A

otitis media with effusion (OME) - glue ear

22
Q

pain/swelling behind ear, recent hx acute otitis media

A

mastoiditis, can spread and cause meningitis

23
Q

young adult, gradual conductive hearing loss, tinnitus

A

otosclerosis

24
Q

deviated uvula, unitonsilar bulge (hx acute tonsillitis)

A

peritonsillar abscess (quinsy)

25
Q

painless, midline neck mass, moves up on swallowing AND tongue protrusion (usually in children)

A

thyroglossal cyst, benign congenital - persistent thyroglossal duct

26
Q

unilateral SNHL w ipsilateral tinnitus

A

vestibular schwannoma (acoustic neuroma), benign CNVIII tumour

27
Q

young onset vestibular schwannoma

A

Neurofibromatosis II

28
Q

saddle nose

A

granulomatosis with polyangiitis (wegeners)