ENT Flashcards

1
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What does VITAMIN CDEF stand for?

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2
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TIN CAN BED PAN is the acronym for what?

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Trauma Infective Neoplastic Connective tissue Arterio-Venous Neurological Blood Endocrine Drugs Psychogenic Allergenic Not known

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3
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Disease X - two branches

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Acquired (TIN CAN BED PAN) and Congenital (Genetic and Non Genetic)

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4
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Types of neoplasms

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Benign and metastatic (primary and secondary)

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5
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By what factor do the ossicles increase the sensitivity of the ear

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17 fold

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6
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How is pitch discriminated

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Bekesy’s Place theory describes how pitch is discriminated via the concealer amplification between the basilar end and the apex end of the basilar membrane

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7
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What is used to measure hearing

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An Audiogram

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8
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What is normal hearing score on an audiogram

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20-40

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9
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Mild Hearing loss

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25-39 DB

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10
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Moderate hearing loss

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40-65 DB

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11
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Severe hearing loss

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65 DB or above

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12
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Conductive hearing loss is

A

Damage to middle ear

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13
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Sensorineural Hearing loss is

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Damage to nerves or hair cells

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14
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Anterior triangle of the neck

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Thyroid Larynx, carotid sheath, submandibular glands, many veins and nerves

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15
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Posterior triangle of the neck

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Lymh nodes, ext. jugular, accessory nerve, supraclavicular nerves

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16
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What are the three sections of the thoat

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Naso, Oro and Hypopharynx

17
Q

Examination of lump

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Size, Multiplicity, laterality, consistency, colour, mobility, tenderness, fluctuation

18
Q

Thyroglossal cyst

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90% midline 10% lateral
Mobile on swallowing
Can become tender and enlarge with infection
Ultrasound used to check there actually a thyroid gland
Can be surgically excised

19
Q

Cervical dermoid

A

Epidermoid - contains cheesy keratinous marerial
Could be teratoma
Treatment is by excision via surgery

20
Q

Most common lateral neck lump

A

Brachial cleft cyst

21
Q

Second brachial cleft anomalies

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Most common brachial anomaly

22
Q

Difference between a sinus, cyst and a fistula

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Sinus and fistula are both along anterior border of the SCM

Cysts are mainly along upper part of the neck

23
Q

Deep neck space infections

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Can be infectious, Trauma, iatrogenic or foreign body

24
Q

Complications of Deep neck space infections

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Air way obstruction
mediastinitus
sepsis and septic shock
Iv thrombosis