ENT Flashcards

1
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Apthous Ulcer

Appearance

Causes

A

Painful lesion, triggered by minor trauma

Shallow, white center, erythematous border

Behcets (multisystem do w diffuse AU, vasculitis, CNS)

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2
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Coating tongue

White

Dz to consider

A

Benign (accumulation of dead cells with microbial colonization due to illness, poor intake, lack of hygiene)

Cadidiasis, leukoplakia, secondary syphilis (condyloma lata)

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3
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Epiglottitis bug

Presentation

Care

A

H influenza

Sore throat, difficult phonation, dysphagia, odynophagia, dyspnea, drooling, red epiglottis

Surgical consult, do not swab

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4
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Epistaxis

Anterior

Posterior

Causes

A

nasal mucosa is vascular and receives trauma and inflammation

Nares in upright

Drains through pharynx, coughed up

Benign, ask about others- cirrhosis, anticoagulants, blood dyscrasia, history

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5
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Frank;s sign

A

diagonal earlobe crease

Associated with CAD and PVD

Bilateral, deep is greatest risk

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6
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Gingival hyperplasia

A

Result of phenytoin, CCB, cyclosporine

Leukemic infiltration may mimic

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7
Q

Glossitis

Causes

A

painful tongue inflammation

With atrophy, think vitamin/mineral deficiency with signs like angular chelitis, anemia, neuropathu, dermatitis

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8
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Gorlin sign

Hoarseness
beyond 3 weeks

A

touch nose with tongue, usually EDS

Pathology of vocal cords (neoplasm, focal damage)

needs laryngoscopic eval

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9
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Kaposi sarcoma typical patient

associated with

presentation

A

AIDS individual

HHV8

Raised/flat purple red lesions on oral mucosa

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10
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Kopliks spots

A

White lesion on red base on buccal mucosa and lips in measles

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11
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Lead lines

Associated with

Think

A

grey black dots near free margin of gum

heavy metal toxicity

lead, bismuth, mercury, gold, silver, thallium, copper

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12
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Leukoplakia

Hairy leukoplakia
associated with
always get ___ test

A

Pre=malignant lesions associated with tobacco use

Lateral aspect of tongue in IC individuals (HIV/AIDS)

EBV induced epithelial hyperplasia
HIV

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13
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Lemierre;s syndrome

Leads tp

Presentation

May embolize to

A

Septic jugular vein thrombophlebitis

starts as pharyngitis due to Fusobacterium

Invades tissue and spreads to carotid sheath

Septic thrombosis of jugular vein

fever, neck stiffness, dysphagia, tenderness over jaw angle and SCM

Lung, and cavitate (septic PE_

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14
Q

Ludwigs angina

Presentation

A

Submandibular space infection

infection of mandibular teeth, extends to submandibular space

Elevates floor of mouth and tongue, airway compromise

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15
Q

Macroglossia

Other causes

A

Trauma/inflammation from ingestion/allergic reaction (angioedema)

Hypothyroidism, acromegaly, amyloidosis

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16
Q

Nasal pruritis (Wartenburg)

Nasal septal perforation

Saddle nose presentation

A

Intense and unrelieved is assocaited with brain tumor (esp floor of 4th ventricle)

Processes that destroy cartilage (intranasal cocaine, GPA, congenital syphilis, sarcoid, RP)

Depression over nasal bridge caused by underling cartilage collapse

17
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Parotitis

Bilateral causes

Unilatral

Painless lacrimal/parotid enlargement

A

Glands inflamed and tender

Viral (mumps), inflammatory (SLE, sarcoid)

Swelling, tenderness, fever suggests calculus with Staph aureus

Alcoholism

18
Q

Phayngeal exudate

Causes

Presentation

Exam findings

Untreated concern

A

Usually Strep pyo (GAS, BH)
also Fuso, EBV, gonorrhea

Child with abrupt fever, sore throat, headache, pain swallowing

Obj fever, exudative pharyngitis, tender anterior cervical LAD

RF

19
Q

Pharyngeal pseudomembrane

Presentation

Exam

A

C. dipteria

Red, pseudomembrane, can obstruct airway

Bulls (cervical) LAD, fever, weakness, HF, neuropathy, bad breath

20
Q

Rhinorrhea

CSF Rhinorrhea

Reflects

High risk for

A

Acute rhinits (viral, non infectious allergic)

Think prior facial/skull injury/surgery

Fistula between nose and SA space

Bacterial meningitis

21
Q

Tooth tenderness

Possible etiology

Maxillary teeth tenderness

A

Tap teeth with tongue blade

Dental carries, tooth abscess and DKA

Maxillary sinusitis

22
Q

Tragus sign

organisms

not present in

A

tenderness with manipulation of tragus suggests otitis externa (also pull on pinna)

Bacterial usually

Otitis media

23
Q

Vertigo

Associated symptoms

Possible involved areas

Assess

A

Unsteadiness in motion, often rotary

Fall, problems remaining upright

Nausea, pallor, sweating

inner ear, CN 8, BS

Neurologic system, drugs, alcohol