ENT 2 Flashcards

1
Q

nasal fracture symptoms
exclude what
ix
complications and management

A

deviation, swelling, tender, bruising, epistaxis, facial tenderness

septal haematoma

clinical dx

epistaxis esp ant ethmoid
CSF leak - settles spontaneously if >10d repair
anaemia
cribriform plate fracture

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2
Q

epistaxis causes

management

A

idiopathic, trauma, anticoagulant, bleeding disease, htn, forcing body, iatrogenic

pinch fleshy part of nose for 10mins, ice pack, suction for clots

  1. silver nitrate cautery
  2. nasal packing
  3. ligation of sphenopalative
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3
Q

lateral wall of nose

GP management

A

visual disturbances, bleeding, CSF leak
ligation of external carotid
embolisation

topical naseptin - decrease crusting, SA infection

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4
Q

lacerations cause

managemtn

A

blunt trauma, avulsions, dog bites

debridement, closure, primary reconstruction
don’t give ABs - cartilage

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5
Q
pinna haematoma is what 
cause
cx
symp
rx
A

blood collects in space between cartilage of pinna and overlying skin

sport, blunt trauma

prompt treatment to permanent deformity - cauliflower ear

painful swollen ears with fluctuant collection

aspiration. incision and draining. pressure dressing

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6
Q

maxillary fracture
orbital fracture

symptoms

ix

rx

A

high energy and blunt
injury impact to globe

pain, decreased vision, diplopia, bruising, oedema, ocular movements affected

ophthalmic exam, CT of sinuses-tear drop sign, blow out fracture - medial wall and floor

conservative. surgical repair if entrapment, large defect, significant exopthalmus

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7
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temporal bone fracture symptoms
ix
rx

A

HL, VII palsy, vertigo, CSF freak
bruising battle sign, VII, hearing test, TM and ear canal
VII nerve decompression, manage CSF leak, hearing restoration

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8
Q

longitudinal fracture

A
paralel to long axis of petrous triangle 
bleeding from external canal 
CHL
facial palsy 
ottorhoea
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9
Q

transverse

A

right angle to petrous
damage to auditory and facial nerves
SNHL, VII palsy in 80%

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10
Q

neck injury ix

rx

A

inspect, CT CXR MRI

angiography - embolism, occlude

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11
Q

nasal polyp

A

assoc with aspirin and NA asthma
young - CF
oral then topical steroids

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12
Q

benign nose tumours

malignant nose tumours

A

squamous papilloma, angiofribroma

SSC

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13
Q

rx of rhinitis

A

avoid - housemites
itch, runny, sneeze - antihistamines - loratidine
block - intranasal steroids - beclametasone
trial LRTA - montelukast
immunotherapy - omalizumab (monoclonal AB)
PO steroids
surgery

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14
Q

sinusitis uncomplicated
complicated
chronic

A

will resolve in 14 days without ABs - paracetamol, ibobrufen, intranasal steroids if >10d/severye symp

phenomethylpenicillin 500mg QDS 5days. no improvement co amoxiclav 500/125 TDS for 5 days
PA doxy/clarithro 5 days

intranasal steroids for 3 months is suspected allergic cause. paracetamol/ibobrufen, nasal decongestants in acute attacks

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15
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meniers disease

A

disorder in middle ear
recurrent sponeatouns rotational vertigo. tinnitus. aural fullness. SNHL. vom/nystagmus attack

reduce salt, caffeine, stress, alcohol
histamine. phorcoramazine for acute attacks
intratympanic gent
surgery

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16
Q

BPPV dx

rx

A

hillpike test

epleys manouvure, brats - darrof, semont menouvre, exercise

17
Q

primary ging cause
symp
rx

A

HSV
systemic upset, lips, buccal mucosa, hard palate, vesicles 1-2mm, fever LN
recover in 2-3 weeks

18
Q

herpetic whitlow

A

fingers

dentist. anaesthetics

19
Q

apthous ulcers

A

non viral self limiting

round inflam halo - painful ulcers

20
Q

pleomorphic adenoma

A

long history
parotid benign
difficult to excise

21
Q

war thins tumour

A

rare out with parotid
benign
bilateral and multicentric
smoking - RF

22
Q

adenoid cyst

A

malignancy > 40
parotid palate
freq perineurial invasion

23
Q

lump in neck ix

A

USS and FNA
MRI if salivary/oropharynx
CT staging
PET CT if unknown primary

24
Q

Parotid lumps

A

benign pleomorphic, warthins

muccoepidermoid, adenoid cyst

25
Q

peadiritc lump in neck congenital

A

dermoid - midline under skin
thyroglossal cyst - stick tongue moves
branchial ban-chronic swelling 2,3,4
cystic hygroma - lymphatic malformation, dilated channels epithelial lined cysts

26
Q

acquired lumps in neck

A

concern if >3cm, supraclavicualr LN, hepatosplenomegaly, decreased weight, B symp

27
Q

malignancies in kid lymphoma/NHL
rhabdomyosarcoma
neuroblastoma

A

r: orbit, nose, middle ear
N: commonest malignancy <1, undifferentiated sympathetic nervous system - adrenal gland most common, post mediastinum/cervical swelling, horners