ENT Flashcards

1
Q

What is otorrhoea

A

Discharge from here

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2
Q

What is otalgia

A

Pain in ear

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3
Q

What does pain when touching tragus suggest

A

Otitis externa

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4
Q

6 cardinal signs of otology

A
Otorrhoea
Dizziness
Otalgia
Tinnitus
Hearing loss
Facial weakness
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5
Q

What does pulsatile tinnitus suggest

A

Vascular cause

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6
Q

What to always bear in mind when pt presents with facial weakness

A

Hearing problem

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7
Q

2 main tests for ear pathology

A

Otoscopy

Tuning fork test

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8
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What to always bear in mind when patient presents with ear pathology

A

Taste in mouth

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9
Q

What is webbers test

A

Place tuning fork on the forehead of patient and ask if it is louder in one ear

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10
Q

If hear webbers louder in right ear what are possible pathologies

A

Sensorineural in left

Conductive in right

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11
Q

What would be normal Rinnes test

A

Hear louder on air conduction

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12
Q

Signs of otitis media otoscopy

A

Enlarged ear drum
Colour change
Enlarged vessels

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13
Q

Causes of otitis media

A

URTI viral

Bacteria

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14
Q

Common history of otitis externa

A

Swimmer

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15
Q

White findings on otology

A

Fungus infection with black spots in- common post otitis externa
Cholesteatoma- stratified squamous epithelium in ear

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16
Q

Dangers of cholesteatoma

A

Can invade to local structures such as even brain

17
Q

Other signs of bells palsy other than droop

A

Dry eyes as supplies lacrimal gland

Taste loss at back of mouth

18
Q

What must be ruled out before bells palsy diagnosis

A

Lyme disease
Ear pathology- could be tumour around ear- otoscopy
MRI brain for tumour

19
Q

What is bells phenomena

A

When eyes are closed our eyes look up so in bells phenomena when eyes are closed with facial droop cant see eyes

20
Q

Nose history

A
Sneezing
Itching
Congestion
Rhinorrhoea
Hyposmia
Anosmia
Allergens
Pain
Bleeding
Related problems in ear
21
Q

What gives you pain associated with nose

A

Sinusitis

Cancer

22
Q

What to do in nose examination

A

Inspect the front and side of face
Palpate sinuses and nasal bones
Do anterior rhinoscopy

23
Q

Tool used to look up nose

A

Hold nostril open using thudicilums speculum

Can look up using otoscope

24
Q

What does midline lump that moves with swallowing indicate

A

Thyroid related

25
Q

What does lump that moves with sticking tongue out suggest but did move with swallowing

A

Thyroglossal cyst

26
Q

What does lump that doesnt move with sticking tongue out suggest but did move with swallowing

A

Thyroid enlaregment

27
Q

Where are thyroglossal cysts

A

Tongue or thyroid

28
Q

What are throglossal cysts caused by

A

Pathology of thyroid tongue development which leaves behind a persistent thyroglossal duct

29
Q

Complication of thyroglossal cyst

A

Infection

30
Q

What is feature of thyroglossal cyst

A

Transilluminable

31
Q

DDx of thyroglossal cyst

A

Chondroma

Dermoid cyst

32
Q

What to do when palpating thyroid

A

See if is regular enlargement- multinodular or uninodular