ENT Flashcards

1
Q

What is conductive hearing loss?

A

Problem conducting sound into the inner ear

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2
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Sensori-neural hearing loss

A

Problem processing sound in the cochlear/central hearing pathways/brain

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3
Q

What is exostoses?

A

It is the abnormal growth of bone in the ear canal aka swimmers or surfers ear

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4
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csom definition?

A

chronic suppurative otitis media

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5
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What does MEE stand for?

A

middle ear effusion

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6
Q

What is this condition?

And explain the complications

A

Auricular haematoma

The complications include cauliflower ear(fibrosis of the ear). Deep bleeding into the perichondrium

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7
Q

What is a septal haematoma?

A
  1. bilateral
  2. collection of blood beneath the mucoperichondrium of the nasal septum
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8
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What kind of foreign bodies do we have?

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  1. organic
  2. inorganic
  3. dangerous
  4. alive
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